- The
Uummarmiut or Uummaġmiut (Inupiaq: [uːm.mɑʁ.mi.ut],
people of the
green trees) is the name
given to the
Inuvialuit who live
predominantly in the Mackenzie...
- the
Siglit area
became known as
Uummarmiut. Originally,
there was an
intense dislike between the
Siglit and the
Uummarmiut, but
these differences faded over...
-
Canadian Iñupiaq is the
variant of Iñupiaq (or Inuvialuktun)
spoken by the
Uummarmiut, part of the Inuvialuit, who live
mainly in the
communities of Inuvik...
-
demand for furs from the Hudson's Bay Company.
These Inuit are
called Uummarmiut –
which means people of the
green trees – in
reference to
their settlements...
- Oturkagmiut, Killirmiut, Kopagmiut, Kugmiut, Utkiavigmiut,
Point Barrow Eskimo) and
Uummarmiut (Mackenzie Eskimo) f—
Siberian Yupik (St.
Lawrence Island Eskimo)...
- Fairbanks. ISBN 1-55500-026-6. Lowe,
Ronald (1984).
Uummarmiut Uqalungiha Mumikhitchiȓutingit:
Basic Uummarmiut Eskimo Dictionary. Inuvik,
Northwest Territories...
- (including the
Mackenzie Delta area in Canada,
where they are
called Uummarmiut)
where whaling and fox
trapping provided a
temporarily promising alternative...
- Inuvialuit, a
conglomerate of
several Inuvialuit peoples,
including the
Uummarmiut, Kangiryuarmiut, and Siglit.
Their country,
variously called Inuvialuit...
- Indigenous. Of
these 63.6 per cent were
Inuvialuit (Inuit,
predominantly Uummarmiut), 26.1 per cent
First Nations, 5.8 per cent Métis and 4.8 per cent reported...
-
groups with
sufficient po****tion density. Inuit, such as the
Nunatamiut (
Uummarmiut) who
inhabited the
Mackenzie River delta area,
often engaged in common...
