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Booth
Picture Copys form: DEN GRØNLANDSKE KAJAK OG DENS REDSKABER von
P. Scavenius Jensen
Nyt Norisk Forlag 1975
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of the hunting float to the line rack, the harpoon, the loose harpoon
head and the harpoon blade was, before the use of guns, simply ingenious,
unique and imperative. Its successful usage ensured survival (large
picture).
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Hunter
returning home. The seal lies on the beach. The family is already
waiting. Photo: Wilhelm Ragner Bentzen 1900, Ilulissat
Aufnahme:Dansk Polar Center
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Right after having been
caught the seal is immediately taken apart and partially eaten on
the spot. Photo: Arnold Heim 1909 Copy from the book: Grønlandsbilleder
1860-1920, Godthåb Distrikt
Christian Ejlers Forlag Køb enhavn 1976
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book: Grønlandske fangere fortæller Nordiske Landes Bogforlag 1971,
Drawing by Jens Rosing
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Hunting White Wales. Three
wales are already lying on the beach. Copy from Grønlandsbilleder
1860-1920 Christian Ejlers Forlag København 1976
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Bild oben: Kajakleinengestell: Kopie aus DEN GRØLANDSKE KAJAK OG DENS
REDSKABER von P. Scavenius Jensen Nyt Nordisk Verlag 1976. Auf dem
Bild rechts fehlt zu den Gerätschaften ein Leinengestell, da bereits
eine Schusswaffe im Einsatz ist. Foto: Jette Bang 1938, Aufnahme Dansk
Polar Center.
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Based on the saying that „an almost hit is no hit“
the bird dart was equipped with bearded hooks which were supposed
to hook into the feathers of the bird and thereby ensure the success.
Picture from:"DEN GRØNLANDSKE KAJAK OG DENS REDSKABER"…..(large
picture) Drawing from P.Scavenius
Jensen Nyt Nordisk Forlag, 1975
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Picture to the left: Different
throwing boards. Copy from . "DEN GRØNLANDSKE KAJAK OG DENS REDSkABER"
von P. Scavenius Jensen Nyt Nordisk Forlag 1975
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Picture Entering of the
harpoon head into the animal and hooking into it due to the pull of
the fleeing animal. The harpoon was thrown from a distance up to 20
m. Copy from Brockhaus: Biosphäre Bd. 8, 2005
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The shooting
screen was used to protect the hunter from being seen by the targeted
animal. When approaching the target the hunter bent forward. The seal
took the shooting screen for an ice float. Copy from the book: "DEN
GRØNLANDSKE KAJAK OG DENS REDSkABER" from P. Scavenius Jensen Nyt
Nordisk Forlag 1975 |
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Kayaker using a shooting
screen model C. The shooting screen may be used either side or may
even be folded. Note wind direction and positioning of the screen.
Photo: Marius Nyeboe 1900.
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