Plants that we eat : nauriat nigiñaqtuat : from the traditional wisdom of the Iñupiat elders of northwest Alaska /
Jones, Anore.
Jones, Anore.Nauriat nigiñaqtuat.
Fairbanks : University of Alaska Press,
2010.
Rev. ed. of: Nauriat nigiñaqtuat. c1983.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-228) and index.
Leaves used with seal oil -- Cooked leaves -- Raw and fermented leaves -- Most important berries -- Less used berries -- Masru, Pitniq, Asaichak, and Aiġ̇aq -- Tea and medicinal plants -- Appendices.  A. Storage places for leaves and berries -- B. Containers for storing berries and cooked or fermented leaves -- C. Akutuq (Eskimo ice cream) -- D. Let the animals gather your food -- E. Nutritional tables and comments -- F. Warnings--Pollution, mold, and milk -- G. Poisonous plants.
Eskimos
Eskimos
Indians of North America
Indians of North America
Wild plants, Edible
Ethnobotany