- ArquivoRichard Moskal Fonds
- Série2023.62 - Melville Peninsula Expedition
- Documento2023.62 - Slide Images
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- 2023.62.017 - Blown snow in the valley of Kingora (Kingwa River).
- 2023.62.018 - Victor Sim, Project Leader.
- 2023.62.019 - Richard Moskal, Project Assistant.
- 2023.62.020 - Eskimo families travelling by dog team.
- 2023.62.021 - Kalout, our guide, picking up frozen caribou meat.
- 2023.62.023 - A caribou shot by Kalout, Eskimo guide. Seepage 9 of the Diary for in-depth description of these slides. Meat to be used for Eskimo consumption and scraps to feed the dogs. Vic and I did have some caribou steak that evening. Most of the carcass will be cached, naturally frozen and picked up later in the year by our guide or other Eskimo families.
- 2023.62.024 - A caribou shot by Kalout, Eskimo guide. Seepage 9 of the Diary for in-depth description of these slides. Meat to be used for Eskimo consumption and scraps to feed the dogs. Vic and I did have some caribou steak that evening. Most of the carcass will be cached, naturally frozen and picked up later in the year by our guide or other Eskimo families.
- 2023.62.025 - A caribou shot by Kalout, Eskimo guide. Seepage 9 of the Diary for in-depth description of these slides. Meat to be used for Eskimo consumption and scraps to feed the dogs. Vic and I did have some caribou steak that evening. Most of the carcass will be cached, naturally frozen and picked up later in the year by our guide or other Eskimo families.
- 2023.62.026 - A caribou shot by Kalout, Eskimo guide. Seepage 9 of the Diary for in-depth description of these slides. Meat to be used for Eskimo consumption and scraps to feed the dogs. Vic and I did have some caribou steak that evening. Most of the carcass will be cached, naturally frozen and picked up later in the year by our guide or other Eskimo families.
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