Inuit and Trade Technology

• [1000 AD to 1920 AD] Northern periphery: Long-term Inuit-European and Euro-american intersocietal interaction in the central Canadian Arctic (pdf)

• 1850-1920 Inuit Trade Ornament Usage by Mackenzie (Inuvialuit) and Copper (Inuinnait) people (pdf)

• 1907 to 1931 - Diary of fur trader Christian Klengenberg, entitled Klengenberg of the Arctic - In the Days of my Youth (1932)

• 1916 - 1950 - The impact of Arctic fox fur trade and sealskin trade on central Arctic Inuit.
  Damas, 1988, The contact-traditional horizon of the central Arctic: Reassessment of a concept and reexamination of an era. Arctic Anthroplogy, Vol 25, NO 2, p. 101-138.
  

• 1928 - Angulalik - Cambridge Bay (Inuinnait) Fur Trader
  • Angulalik at Cape Krusenstern

• 1933 -1939 - Inuvialuit at Read Island
  • 1933 - 1936 Part 1
  • 1933 - 1936 Part 2
  • 1933 - 1936 Part 3
  • 1936 - 1939

• 1935-1947 - Trade transactions at Cape Krusenstern NWT (Nunavut) - Semmler's Trading Post
• Inuvialuit ancestors trading at Cape Krusenstern (pdf)
• Individual Inuvialuit trading transactions at Cape Krusenstern
• Inuit and Trade at Cambridge Bay
  
  
• 1976-79 - Mixed economy case study - Dome Petroleum
  
  
• 1995 - The Inuit Intercontinental Trade Route - Siberia, Alaska, Canada and Greenland, p.154-157
  

• 1997 - Trading services is a trade relationship - Bush economy and tourism development - Mixed economy.