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62. POST Greenland - Topics greenland stamps reflect real life greenland. Every single design tells itsown story of a country with a fascinating nature, culture and history. http://www.qimmeq.gl/topics.html

Take out a subscription with POST Greenland, Filatelia to one of the Greenland stamps items below and receive a philatelic gift in the shape of our Sledge Dogs Mini Sheet, item No.: 01107303 This offer is valid until 30 June 2004 Stamps are not only a postal product. Collecting stamps is the largest hobby in the world. Greenland stamps reflect real life Greenland. Every single design tells its own story of a country with a fascinating nature, culture and history. Only a small spark is needed to transport oneself in imagination to the deep fiords abounding with salmon and arctic char. To the ocean with whales gambolling between the large icebergs. Or to the pack ice in the Arctic Ocean where the mighty polar bear resides. Greenland stamps make up something out of the ordinary and are not only limited to the world of nature. You can also experience the ancient art and rituals of the Inuits. Or meet people, who in one way or another influenced the developement in Greenland from then till now. Examples of the broadly varied image of Greenland may be seen below. Collecting themes!

63. Arctic Culture The Independence I and PreDorset cultures The culture of the first people to reachnortheastern greenland and the High Arctic is called Independence I by http://www.quarkexpeditions.com/arctic/culture.shtml

About The Arctic Voyages Preparation Exploration ... The Environment The Culture Wildlife Expedition Logs Further Reading It was a memorable trip. We learned a lot about a culture we knew little of before. Thank you. ARCTIC CULTURE Cultures of the North The people native to the coastal regions of Labrador, Greenland, The Northwest Territories, Alaska and northeastern Siberia, have many cultural traits in common that differ from those of adjacent Indian tribes. The word "Eskimo" comes from eskipot, an Algonquian word meaning "an eater of raw flesh." Some Eskimos feel this attribution puts them in a poor light with modern audiences and prefer to use other terms. The most widely used is "Inuit" which really refers specifically to the Eskimos of the eastern Canadian Arctic. In the Bering Sea region, Eskimos prefer to be called "Yup'ik," while the North Slope Alaska Eskimos prefer "Inupiat" and Mackenzie Delta Eskimos prefer "Inuvialuit." (The word "Eskimo" will be used occasionally to refer to all native Arctic people.) Physically Eskimos belong to the Mongoloid stock, with dark eyes, strait black hair, and brownish skin. Generally, they tend to be short, stocky people with small feet and hands and relatively short limbs. Their faces are fleshy with a large lower jaw and a low bridged nose. They frequently display the epicanthic eye fold that indicates their comparatively recent Asian origin (more recent than that of the American Indian.) Their facial characteristics and bodily proportions, along with an elevated basal metabolism, reveal a degree of genetic response to the cold environment. However, it was their traditional high-fat diet and the highly insulated clothing they wore, which more greatly contributed to their success in the Arctic.

64. Nonni Travel - Iceland And Greenland Specialist and lecturers are carefully selected individuals with good language standard andknowledge of Icelandic and Greenlandic history, culture, geography, geology http://www.nonnitravel.is/

We have been operating with guaranteed departures from Akureyri since 1989. Our guides and lecturers are carefully selected individuals with good language standard and knowledge of Icelandic and Greenlandic history, culture, geography, geology and nature. What is Important is not to Learn, but to See and Listen. Listen to the Birds and Observe the Nature, however Beautiful or Harsh. In Seeing there is Beauty and with Beauty there is Love. Then when there is Love All Seeking Comes to an End. SITEMAP Successful Circumnavigation around Greenland! Last updated May 28 2004. Send any comments about this site to nonni@nonnitravel.is Nonni Travel was granted "The Heidi Andersson Pilot Project Award" from WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) together with Arcturus Expeditions of Scotland, "for excellent work and dedicated participation in "Linking Tourism and Conservation in the Arctic." "The goal of Linking Tourism and Conservation in the Arctic is to encourage the development of tourism that preserves the arctic environment, promote conservation objectives, minimize undesirable impacts on ecosystems and cultures and contribute to the economies of destination communities. WWF is the administering body for the initiative."

65. Society And Culture @ 250000.co.uk, Local Links And Information, Society And Cul Bid for position greenland From emulateme.com, information about greenland s cultureincluding politics, flag, history, anthem and people, and among other links http://www.250000.co.uk/global/North_America/Greenland/Society_and_Culture/

A dd a S ite ... Recommend us North America World Web Categories Sites Greenland: Entertainment Learning Maps News ... Weather Shopping 10 Top Searches • Careers • Entertainment • Finance • Home ... • Travel Society and Culture Home North America Greenland : Society and Culture Categories: History Organizations Sites: Annual International Events in Greenland A national tourist board list of Greenlandic annual events; includes descriptions, links, schedules and addresses. Bid for position Arctic Council Declaration Text of The Nuuk Declaration on Environment and Development in the Arctic. Resolved in meeting at Nuuk, Greenland, September 1993. Bid for position Feiten Over Greenland A comprehensive essay about Greenland, including a complete list of the old Danish names of communities with their modern Greenlandic equivalents. Bid for position Greenland From emulateme.com, information about Greenland's culture including politics, flag, history, anthem and people, and among other links, economy, maps, geography, government, news and weather. Bid for position Greenland - A Modern Society Gives information and links to Greenland's government, its people and cultures, language and literature, Kalaallit Nunaata Radio, and natural resources.

66. HNN Poll: Are Evangelicals Winning The Culture War Over Religion? by D. Zucker (August 9, 2003 at 148 PM) RE Has fundamentalists won the culturewar? by Josh greenland (August 9, 2003 at 1123 PM). Catholic Priest Arrested http://hnn.us/articles/1608.html

donations archives newsletter contact ... FAQ''s June 9, 2004 Text Size: A A A Departments Breaking News Features HNN Blogs Hot Topics ... Log In 8-04-03: Hot Topics HNN Poll: Are Evangelicals Winning the Culture War Over Religion? In a recent issue of the Baltimore Sun the editors reviewed the history of the famous Scopes Monkey Trial (1925), which pitted William Jennings Bryan against Clarence Darrow. "At the time," they wrote, "the trial was seen as a monumental test for a changing America, with the 20th century, science and city ways challenging the 19th century, fundamentalist religious beliefs and rural mores." Today, "the trial serves to remind of other things as well: how Christian fundamentalism, ridiculed unmercifully then, has become an important part of America's religious and political life, and how U.S. newspaper writing has changed." Our poll this week asks: Did evangelicals win the religious culture war? If so, how did this happen? H.L. Mencken, July 9, 1925, in the Baltimore Sun On the eve of the great contest Dayton is full of sickening surges and tremors of doubt. Five or six weeks ago, when the infidel Scopes was first laid by the heels, there was no uncertainty in all this smiling valley. The town boomers leaped to the assault as one man. Here was an unexampled, almost a miraculous chance to get Dayton upon the front pages, to make it talked about, to put it upon the map. But how now? Today, with the curtain barely rung up and the worst buffooneries to come, it is obvious to even town boomers that getting upon the map, like patriotism, is not enough. The getting there must be managed discreetly, adroitly, with careful regard to psychological niceties. ... Two months ago the town was obscure and happy. Today it is a universal joke.

67. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > North America > Greenland > Society And Society and culture Subjects Regional North America greenland Society and culture. Browse, Sites in Society and culture (11). http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=293155

68. Search Europe: Countries: Denmark: Greenland culture Schools in the district of Qaanaaq , greenland. culture Schoolsin the district of Qaanaaq, greenland (Added Mon Jan 15 2001). http://www.searcheurope.com/search/Countries/Denmark/Greenland/index.shtml

Search Web Search Photos Country Guide Directory Weather Home ... Denmark : Greenland Featured Category Links: What is a Featured Link? Chevron Malta Holidays Offering the BEST Vacation deals to the Maltese Islands. Flights from All Major UK Gateways to Malta. JustClick Travel Offering special, Internet only rates for 3, 4 and 5 star hotels worldwide. Book online and save up to 60%. Sites: Nuuk Snow Festival Nuuk Snow Festival has attracted participants from all over the world from 1994. The festival is held every year in March. The participating teams work on 3x3 m. snowcubes competing in the two categories figurative and non-figurative snowsculpture. (Added: Thu Oct 26 2000) Arctic Team Challenge The ultimate human test of endurance and survival skills. Multisport event over period of seven days, includes mountain biking ang hiking, glacier trekking and paddling. (Added: Tue Nov 28 2000) Valhalla Nordic network for children's and youth culture (Added: Sat Dec 16 2000) Aasiaat municipality, Greenland Aasiaat municipality, Greenland (Added: Mon Jan 15 2001) An ionospheric scientific research facility in Qaanaaq, Greenland

69. WWW Virtual Library: Circumpolar Peoples: Culture They had one concern to stop the steady erosion and the potential loss oftheir culture . greenland Guide the official guide to greenland, a very http://www.ldb.org/vl/cp/circ_c.htm

WWW VL Circumpolar Peoples: Culture Aboriginal Language Services Corporation translation and interpreting services for Aboriginal languages of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Alaska Native Heritage Center "an educational and cultural institution for all Alaskans, the Alaska Native Heritage Center will provide programs in both academic and informal settings, including workshops, demonstrations and guided tours of indoor exhibits and outdoor village sites" Alaska Native Language Center "established in 1972 by state legislation as a center for documentation and cultivation of the state's 20 Native languages" Anchorage Museum of History and Art "collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets cultural materials which illustrate the art and history of Alaska and the circumpolar North" Archaeology in Arctic North America "Archaeological research in the Arctic presents a number of unique challenges, including short field seasons, immense logistical problems, and excavation into permafrost (permanently frozen ground). It's also an incredibly vast region. Therefore, most research until the mid-1980s simply focused on filling gaps in the culture history. More recently, due both to the extreme nature of the environment and the unmatched ethnographic database from this region, archaeological and ethnoarchaeological research here has resulted in important theoretical and methodological contributions to archaeology generally" Arctic Odyssey a comprehensive web-site by the Canadian Museum of Nature with an exquisite collection of links

70. Colonialism In Greenland An Inuit Perspective I have spent much of my life and professional career dealing with the issueof colonialism and the impact it had on Greenlandic culture and identity. http://arcticcircle.uconn.edu/HistoryCulture/petersen.html

COLONIALISM AS SEEN FROM A FORMER COLONIZED AREA Robert Petersen Ilisimatusarfik, Gronlands Universitet, PO. Box 279ag 1061, DK-3900, Nuuk, Gronland [The following presentation was initially given at a plenary session of the 8th Inuit Studies Conference at Laval University, October 25, 1992. It was published in Vol 32, no. 2 [1995] pp118-26 issue of Arctic Anthropology. Permission to reprint from the author and publisher is gratefully acknowledged] Abstract. The concept of colonialism and its effects are discussed from the point of view of Greenlandic experience. Problems arise when the ideology of the colonizers is adopted by the colonized peoples themselves, especially by the educated individuals who are more likely to be employed in positions of influence. Colonialistic attitudes and policies persisted in Greenland even after the end of the colonial period and the establishment of Home Rule. Neo-colonialism and internal colonialism are compared. Introduction Within the past few decades, much has been written about colonialism in the circumpolar arctic region. Colonialism in this region is often referred to as neocolonialism or internal colonialism. As a native Greenlander, trained in anthropology, I have spent much of my life and professional career dealing with the issue of colonialism and the impact it had on Greenlandic culture and identity. In this paper, I would like to examine some issues concerning the Danish colonial administration in Greenland, in terms of attitude and behavior. I examine the point of view of the colonial civil servants, as well as the Greenlandic public and politicians, during the formal colonial period and after 1953, when the formal colonial state ceased, and on into the first decade of Home Rule in Greenland.

71. Education In Greenland Through cooperation among the Directorate of culture, Education and Research, Ilinniarfissuaq Besidescourses in greenland, students can also apply for oneyear http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/edgreen.html

Education in Greenland Karl Kristian Olsen Director of Inerisaavik Greenland is the world's largest island, 2,175,600 square kilometres in area, of which 1,833,900 sq km is locked into the glacial icecap. The land is characterized by deeply indented fjords and high mountains. The length of the longest fjord is fully 400 kilometres, and the highest mountain rises 3,733 metres. Some of the fjords have active glaciers which produce the largest icebergs in the northern hemisphere. The coastal waters and the non-glaciated land support a variety of fish, sea mammals, birds and mammals. Greenland's present population is believed to have originated with the Inuit of Northern Alaska, who migrated to Greenland approximately 1,000 years ago. The land had previously been populated by various North American cultures and by Vikings from Iceland but, presumably owing to climatic changes, it has been the present Inuit population who have survived. There are also approximately 10,000 Danish residents in the country. The population is now about 56,000 of which 14,000 reside in the capital city, Nuuk. The principal occupations are fishing and the hunting of birds and sea mammals. In South Greenland there is a modest amount of farming concentrating on the raising of sheep supplemented by some fishing. New occupational activities centre around tourism, which is gaining a foothold in some places.

72. Greenland: XtraMSN Travel greenland. culture. Although modern life has well and truly caught upwith the Inuit in the form of warmclimate foods, computers, luxury http://xtramsn.co.nz/travel/0,,8864-1441002-5,00.html

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73. Attractions - Tikilluarit - Nuuk Tourism The Exhibitions illustrate greenlandic culture over 4.500 years, illuminating greenland spast with such treasures as the unique mummy finds from Qilakitsoq http://www.nuuk-tourism.gl/database.asp?lang=eng&num=244

74. General Information - ICC - Www.inuit.org 150.000 Inuit living in the Arctic regions of Alaska, Canada, greenland and Chukotka Toensure and further develop Inuit culture and society for both the http://www.inuit.org/

General INFORMATION INTERNATIONAL Involvement ... Login Site last updated: Inuit Applaud Historic Ratification Vote. Fourth and Final Inuit Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement Ratified: Cause for Celebration OTTAWA - Thursday May 27, 2004 - Inuit celebrate today following the successful ratification of the Labrador Final Agreement on May 26, 2004. The Agreement was ratified by 76.4 percent of eligible voters, marking the end of a long chapter in the negotiations of comprehensive land claim agreements for Inuit in Canada. The claim was originally filed in 1977, taking 27 years to negotiate and ratify. "On behalf of all Inuit in Canada, this is indeed an historic moment," said Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami President Jose Kusugak. "Congratulations to Inuit of Nunatsiavut, the Inuktitut name for the Labrador region. Congratulations to the past and present Inuit leaders and staff at the Labrador Inuit Association who have worked tirelessly over the years. This day has been a long time coming, and it is an important step in developing the Nunatsiavut region. This is a cause for all Inuit to celebrate your achievement, as you have shared in the accomplishments of Nunavik, Inuvialuit, and Nunavut over the past 30 years. Today, Inuit are indeed "Tapiriit" (united)." This is the fourth comprehensive Land Claim Agreement signed by Inuit in Canada. The first was the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, signed November 11, 1975 by Inuit in the Nunavik region of Northern Quebec. That was followed in the 1980s when the Inuvialuit Final Agreement was signed on June 5, 1984. In the early 1990s the Nunavut Final Agreement was signed on May 27, 1993.

75. GORP - Outdoor Greenland - Introduction greenland became a colony of Denmark in 1721 and today greenland s 55,000 peopleare 80 have used their home rule, granted in 1953, to reassert Inuit culture. http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/europe/greenlan/greenlan.htm

United States Canada Europe Top Adventures ... Contests Search: DisplayAds ("Top,Right,Middle,TopRight,Right1,Right2,Frame1!Top", "468", "60"); Wildlife We Love (and Would Hate to Lose) 15 Spectacular World Parks Your Guide to Walking Well Top 10 Carolina Campsites ... 2004 Gear of the Year from Outside Online Introduction Regions Activities Resources DESTINATIONS Outdoor Greenland Remote and often harsh, Greenland is one of the world's great adventure travel destinations. This is a land for people who love wilderness and wilderness activities. A place to kayak dramatic fjords; fish for sea trout in remote waters; hike through isolated mountains; or ski year round. The name"Greenland" is one of history's great geographical scams, on par with calling the Caribbean the "West Indies." In 982, the good people of Iceland exiled Eric the Red. Eric sailed west towards some mountains visible from the top of Iceland's higher peaks. He found himself on the island now known as Greenland, and when his exile was over, he returned to Iceland to gather a group of settlers. Questions or insights on Greenland? Share them in the

76. Culture And History In Greenland An introduction to culture and History in greenland, provided by thenational tourist board. Links to travel agencies, airlines, cruise http://www.greenland.com/Adventures/Culture_and_History/

SEARCH Home Adventures Culture and History Culture and History Greenland is blessed with a peaceable people that has never waged war with anyone, and people generally show great openness to visitors. The population of Greenland is predominantly Inuit, a people bearing an affinity and solidarity with the Inuits of Canada, Alaska and Siberia. It is only 140 years since the last immigration from Canada took place. The Greenlandic people are few in number: 56,000 in an enormous country. Approx. 20 percent of the population was born outside Greenland. Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark, but since the introduction of Home Rule in 1979 Greenland has moved towards relative independence based on parliamentary democracy. Today fishing is the all-dominating trade and accounts for 95 percent of total exports, but in the hunter districts of the outer areas, the seal and whale catch is of great importance. It actually forms the stable existence for one fifth of the Greenlandic population. For millennia the philosophy has been to live at one with nature. The hunters live with nature and follow the natural seasons. In South Greenland ruins from the norse (viking) settlers 1,000 years ago are well preserved, including the ruins of the first Christian churches on the North America continent.

77. Nature And Culture In Greenland The attractions which greenland holds for visitors its untouched, unspoilednatural scenery, its indigenousness and a local culture with a particular http://www.greenland.com/Comprehensive_Guide/Nature_and_Culture.php

SEARCH Home Comprehensive Guide Nature and Culture Nature and Culture Rules of the mountain side The internationally familiar 10 rules of the mountain are highly relevant to Greenland, too. Don't start off on long walks without some previous training Let someone know where you're heading and when you expect to be back Pay heed to the weather and the weather reports Listen to experienced mountaineers Be prepared for bad weather and accidents, even on short walks Always remember a map and a compass Never go alone Turn back in good time Conserve your strength; look for shelter while there's still time Always take along the neccesary emergency gear These 10 rules can be supplemented with the following useful tips: The most important safety gear is between your ears Prevention is better than cure Always be capable of helping yourself and others Match your planning to your ability Listen to your body and intuition Look at the map, get your bearings and always be aware of where you are Be aware: notice the landmarks in the landscapes you pass through If in doubt, choose the safest solution

78. Culture Greenland - No Need To Be A Greenhorn About This Icy Country's Culture. culture greenland No need to be a greenhorn about this icy country s culture.This link collection includes art, music, sound and personal pages. http://www.travel-times.com/Redirect.php?id_url=201

79. Greenland!! Outlines of trips into Arctic greenland, Southgreenland and glimpses into Inuit culture. http://www.icelandadventure.com/greenland1.html

(And Greenland, Too) Greenlanders can't imagine a land more beautiful than Greenland. They may be right about that. While travelling with Greenlanders we discovered that, like ourselves, they often stop to look at the scenery. Most villages in Greenland have a well-worn path or even sets of steps that lead to a vantage point with the best view. We are "packaging" some easy ways to get to Greenland. We've often sent travelers as side trips from Iceland and now that we've visited Greenland and talked to guides and outfitters we can explain the choices that our clients will be making in traveling there. (One of us [BV] built several Greenlandic kajaks last summer - but that is another story.) East Greenland. It's relatively easy to reach, it offers a glimpse of a culture far removed from the modern "busyness" world and very few people have seen and experienced landscapes like this. If you have the inclination, and the time, you can also get over to the West Coast and see some traces of the Viking settlements from 1,000 years ago, as well as some very impressive scenery. The East coast of Greenland is called "Tunu" It's a Greenlandic word that means the "back "of the country.

80. GREENLAND @ Mail Order America Your Linked Company Logo Here for Only $99.95 a Year Click! home. 77 degrees north - Travel operators offering exclusive trips to the Thule area, greenland. A journey of greenland! - A tale about a http://www.mailorderamerica.com/greenland.htm

GREENLAND @ Mail Order America Click here for advertising information! home 77 degrees north - Travel operators offering exclusive trips to the Thule area, Greenland. A journey of Greenland! - A tale about a trip to the Arctic paradise. Includes general information, photo gallery and diary. Aappilattoq - Adam Grims site about the village Aappilattoq in the municipality of Upernavik. Aasiaat Hotels, Greenland - Hotel Apartments, rooms and hostel in Aasiaat (Egedesminde) in the Disko Bay in Greenland. Aasiaat Tourist Service - Known as the whale-town in the Disko Bay, it offers whale watching excursions, accommodation and boat equipment rentals to visitors. Aasiaat Video Service - Does film and video processing and sells cameras, films, batteries, GPS, radio and home entertainment equipment and electronics. Accommodation in Qasigiannguit - A hotel and youth hostel, offers 15 rooms with a terrace and view of the ocean, on which whales can often be seen. All About Nuuk, Greenland - A guide to sites with information about the city of Nuuk. All About Nuuk, Greenland

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