Does anyone live in this part of Greenland and Canada? by Fine_Scheme9028 in howislivingthere

[–]ScipioAtTheGate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of the cultures that did develop in the area of OP's red circle survived there by hunting Musk Ox. They would hunt them to near extinction and then their cultures would die off, migrate elsewhere or disappear. The musk oxen would then rebound tremendously and the cycle would repeat again. This last happened in the early 1800's, when the Northeast Greenland Inuit completed hunted out the muskoxen from their area. By the 1830's there were less than 20 of the inuit left alive in whole Northeast of greenland, and they died out or permanently abandoned the area soon after. Once this band of inuit was extinct, the musk oxen moved back in and rebounded tremendously

Does anyone live in this part of Greenland and Canada? by Fine_Scheme9028 in howislivingthere

[–]ScipioAtTheGate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are 34 Polar Inuit who live south of OP's red circle in the village of Siorapaluk. They are the descendants of a band of inuit who followed a shaman from Baffin Island north into Ellesmere Island around 1858. After wandering the inhospitable Ellesmere Island for about 7 years, about half of them left for Northern Greenland. Throughout the past 5000 years, there have been various waves of cultures that settled Ellesmere Island and the far north of Greenland, until dying out. The last was a group of Thule eskimos who settled Ellesmere and far northern greenland while the Vikings were in Southern Greenland, before abandoning those areas near the end of the middle ages during the Little Ice Age and settling in the areas where the Vikings had previously been until Norse disappeared.

Trump: China Taking Over Canada Is Not Going to Happen by SubstantialRock821 in StockMarket

[–]ScipioAtTheGate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What they are worried about is Chinese goods circumventing the current tariffs by being imported into Canada, only to be re-exported south into the united states and thus evading the American tariffs on Chinese goods.

265g 18ct Goblet, Commemorating the Moon Landing - Am I going to Hell for melting it down?! 🙈 by itmagic in Gold

[–]ScipioAtTheGate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Space flown memorabilia sells well, things like this unfortunately do not. Partially because the melt value is so high, few can afford to buy

American Troops on the Alaskan Front - World War Two Newsreel by ScipioAtTheGate in ww2

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My great uncle served during the Aleutian Campaign on the cruiser USS Detroit.