Arkiver: Marts 2007
30 / 03 - 2007
Om umiaqqen
UMIAQ – konebåden
Ole G. Jensen fra Ammssalik Museum har skrevet dette om Umiaqqen
Umiaq, inuits langturs- og familiebåd, er formentlig lige så gammel som inuit kulturen selv.
Inuits udbredelse fra det yderste Sibirien til Østgrønland ville have været utænkelig uden dette fartøj. Den er da også kendt i hele området og betegnelsen for båden stor det den samme i hele inuit området. Formen og formålet varierer fra de smallere umiat i Alaska, der anvendes til jagten på de store hvaler, til de bredere rummelige transportbåde i Grønland.
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06 / 03 - 2007
Kan en Umiaq flyve! og mange flere informationer
Another Prediction of the Airplane
Alaskool.org
Another thing which Maniixauraq mentioned was also mentioned by my namesake. Forty years before any airplanes ever came, she said to me, "Ataaluuf, there is a large umiaq," she called it a large umiaq, meaning a skin boat, instead of something to fly in. "A large umiaq which travels by itself will come while you are still living. It travels through the air much as a ship travels on the water. You will ride in this large umiaq before you die and you will even eat leisurely in it." I believed her to have known some of the future. This woman knew somehow, but how, I do not know.
dette er styrkvindens/mandens sæde på en umiaq ---
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The Umiaq - a traditional boat from Greenland
Roger Felix - Lund - Sweden
The Umiaq is a traditional boat from Greenland. It has been used by for catching wales and for heavy transports and it was paddled using sinle blade paddles. Another name for the Umiaq is "womans boat", probably beacuse it was paddled by the women when moving between settlements.
The pictures are from a two-week voyage in 1995.
This picture shows the interior of the Umiaq built in Ljungskile during the winter 1986-87. This Umiaq measures 11 m in length and it is 1.3 metres wide.
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