4 edition of Eastern Arctic kayaks found in the catalog.
Eastern Arctic kayaks
John D. Heath
Published
2005
by University of Alaska Press in Fairbanks, AK
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Written in English
Edition Notes
Statement | John D. Heath and E. Arima ; with contributions by John Brand ... [et al.]. |
Classifications | |
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LC Classifications | VM |
The Physical Object | |
Pagination | xi, 161 p. : |
Number of Pages | 161 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL22634482M |
ISBN 10 | 1889963259 |
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This book is a wonderful collection of history, technique and lore about the Inuit qajaq found in Greenland and Canad's eastern Arctic. Anyone interested in these boats either as a historian, a builder or a paddler needs a copy on their shelf. The contributors are genuine experts both from the past as well as those involved in the revival of these very special boats/5(10).
A valuable excerpt from John Brand's Little Kayak Book series makes this British publication available to American readers for the first time. Lavishly illustrated with Eastern Arctic kayaks book and historic photographs, Eastern Arctic Kayaks is a landmark study in the history of watercraft--an essential resource for recreational kayakers and maritime historians and for anyone interested in northern 5/5(1).
Written by two of the world’s experts, Eastern Arctic Kayaks is an indispensable reference for recrational kayakers and scholars alike. This definitive volume unites analyses of kayak form and function with descriptions of history and technique. Drawing from his vast practical experience and museum study, John D.
Heath offers a comprehensive overview of the evolution and construction of. Editors Heath and Arima are well known to most kayakers, scholars, and scientists around the world studying tradi-tional and modern Inuit kayaks.
They have worked to-gether for over 20 years on Eastern Arctic Kayaks, and the result is truly an important contribution to kayak Eastern Arctic kayaks book. The U of Alaska Press also has a book out on the kayaks of the Eastern Arctic. I also just paid ten bucks to get a manual from David Zimmerly on this type of kayak.
Zimmerly also has a reprint of his article in Sea Kayaker Magazine available. And Harvey Golden has created a replica of the type of boat. More to : Wolfgang Brinck. Eastern Arctic Kayaks: History, Design, Technique was published by the University of Alaska Press shortly after John's death.
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Anonymous says: Excellent Book I recently purchased this book in tandem with “Building the Greenland Kayak”. What a beautiful and informative book. The kayak – “qajaq” or its more primitive ancestor the “umiak” probably first arrived in the North American arctic about thousand years ago, with America’s first people.
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