In the footsteps of Paul-Emile Victor

An Inuit on the shore of Sermilik Fjord in the winter, close to the present-day village of Tiniteqilaaq (150 inhabitants). At that time, the village was a camp comprising three peat houses. For thousands of years, ever since the arrival of their ancestors, who came from Asia via the Bering Strait and Canada following their instinct for hunting and game, Eskimos (now called Inuit) have lived on the ice sheet. Un Inuit au bord du fjord de Sermilik en hiver, pr?s de l'actuel village de Tiniteqilaaq (150 habitants). A cette ?poque, ce village ?tait un campement seulement compos? de trois maisons en tourbe. Depuis des mill?naires et l'arriv?e de leurs lointains anc?tres venus d'Asie via le d?troit de B?ring et le Canada, guid?s par leur instinct de chasseur et leur gibier, les Eskimos (appel?s aujourd'hui les Inuits) vivent principalement de la banquise. RHS1013217_062. (Photo by Xavier DESMIER /Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)