dart n...the seal-darts of every _Indian_ [=Eskimo] were headed with the teeth of the SEA-COW...W.J. Kirwin JAN 1978JH JAN 1978PRINTED ITEMUsed I and SupNot usedUsed Suptake/make a dart, partridgeChecked by Cathy Wiseman on Thu 18 Dec 201
dart nUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedtake/make a dart, partridgeChecked by Cathy Wiseman on Wed...
dart nThe remaining dog-traces, and every square inch of skin, including the dart-line, had to be ...
dart nI made a dart now to go along under the other one. And as I did, sling goes the other one ...
dart nThe weapons of these [Esquimaux] Indians are, the dart and the bow and arrow.W.J. Kirwin JA...
dart nHere you behold a heap of seals which have only received a slight dart from the gaff....PRIN...
dart nObserving that the seal-darts of every [Esquimaux] Indian were headed with the teeth of the ...
dart nThe canoe, darts, kettles, and other utensils are buried with [the Eskimo], supposing he wil...
dart vWhen they came back that was the last for the winter so they put away the traps and their ...
dart n[The hunter] Advancing near enough, for he is sure to measure his distance with accuracy, he...
dart nThe other six [Esquimaux] attended in their kyacks, and threw their different kinds of darts...
dart nAt Hopedale, during the peak period of the spring [seal] migration, precautions were taken...
dart v...Shuglawina and Attuiock employed themselves in darting some salmon.W.J. Kirwin DEC 1972JH...
dart vMostly the old people used to dart the seals, and then when they dart them, they'd kill ri...
dart nthree prong'd dart...he threw the dart remarkably well.W Kirwin 6/76 JH 6/76PRINTED ITEMUsed ...
bat nThen the sealers, singly and in small parties, each man armed with a heavy iron-spiked bat ...
dart nUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedtake/make a dart, partridgeChecked by Cathy Wiseman on Wed...
dart nThe remaining dog-traces, and every square inch of skin, including the dart-line, had to be ...
dart nI made a dart now to go along under the other one. And as I did, sling goes the other one ...
dart nThe weapons of these [Esquimaux] Indians are, the dart and the bow and arrow.W.J. Kirwin JA...
dart nHere you behold a heap of seals which have only received a slight dart from the gaff....PRIN...
dart nObserving that the seal-darts of every [Esquimaux] Indian were headed with the teeth of the ...
dart nThe canoe, darts, kettles, and other utensils are buried with [the Eskimo], supposing he wil...
dart vWhen they came back that was the last for the winter so they put away the traps and their ...
dart n[The hunter] Advancing near enough, for he is sure to measure his distance with accuracy, he...
dart nThe other six [Esquimaux] attended in their kyacks, and threw their different kinds of darts...
dart nAt Hopedale, during the peak period of the spring [seal] migration, precautions were taken...
dart v...Shuglawina and Attuiock employed themselves in darting some salmon.W.J. Kirwin DEC 1972JH...
dart vMostly the old people used to dart the seals, and then when they dart them, they'd kill ri...
dart nthree prong'd dart...he threw the dart remarkably well.W Kirwin 6/76 JH 6/76PRINTED ITEMUsed ...
bat nThen the sealers, singly and in small parties, each man armed with a heavy iron-spiked bat ...
dart nUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedtake/make a dart, partridgeChecked by Cathy Wiseman on Wed...
dart nThe remaining dog-traces, and every square inch of skin, including the dart-line, had to be ...
dart nI made a dart now to go along under the other one. And as I did, sling goes the other one ...