A Treasury of Eskimo Tales

Venture into the captivating world of the Arctic with "A Treasury of Eskimo Tales," a collection of traditional legends and folktales. Gathered and presented by Clara Kern Bayliss, this book offers a window into the rich cultural heritage of the Eskimo, also known as the Inuit people.

Explore the folklore of a people intimately connected to their environment. These tales, passed down through generations, reveal insights into Inuit beliefs, values, and daily life. Discover stories reflecting their relationship with nature, their understanding of the spirit world, and the challenges of survival in the harsh Arctic landscape.

"A Treasury of Eskimo Tales" provides a fascinating glimpse into the anthropology of a unique culture. These carefully selected stories offer enduring lessons and timeless entertainment for anyone interested in Native American traditions, folklore, and the power of storytelling.

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.

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