The Mythology of the Inuits is fascinating, it is like going back in time, a time before gods, before large civilizations, when people were at one with nature. This video looks at the most wellknown myth, other motifs, and rituals of death to gain a basic understanding of Inuit culture and their beliefs.

*Correction: Algonquin isn’t a local dialect of the Inuit, it’s from the Algic language family.

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References
Boas, Franz. 1894. Eskimo Tales and Songs.
Boas, Franz. 1904. The Folklore of the Eskimo.
Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History. Vol XV, Part II, 1907.
Various. 1917. Folktales of Salishan and Sahaptin Tribes.
Pivut Magazines, Sept 2007.
Taiksumani Inuk 20042006.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:58 Who are the Inuit?
3:50 Sedna, Ruler of the Sea
10:05 Angakkuq, the Inuit Shamans
11:12 Dreams
12:42 Creation Myths
17:40 Giants, the Tunit
18:42 Alainang the Giant
21:23 Death
22:21 Death of a Walrus
26:12 Death of a Human
30:09 Inuit Culture and Ritual