I’ve rounded up ultra-remote places to stay around the world where you can feel the same pull of the wild. Whether these adventures inspire introspection or not, their wow factor is undeniable, from a ...

The grave of an Inuit girl lies unceremoniously a few steps away. ... The Morin Point Thule site holds clues to the first pioneers crossing the eastern Arctic—and it’s eroding away.

Father Marx, who now serves in the Copenhagen area, ministered to Greenland’s Catholics for about 24 years, off and on, until 2009. In the early years, he recalls, the Catholic population was ...

Greenland Inuit are descended from the Thule people, who migrated from Alaska around 1,000 years ago. There are similarities between the languages of Alaskan and Greenland Inuit.

Jacob said it was likely built by the Thule, Inuit ancestors who lived on this island 800 to 1,000 years ago. Hunters had been using it ever since.

Pre-Inuit groups, including members of the Saqqaq culture, came to the island around 2,500 BCE via Canada. ... Today's Greenland Inuit population is descended from the Thule people, ...

The Inuit had lived at the airbase site for 5000 years. They were not asked - rather, they were forcibly removed from the place they called Pituffik ("where the dogs are tired”). They had to live in ...

And it was from here that the great adventure recounted in North of Thule (Iperborea, 2025, pp. 256) began, a volume that contains the diary kept by Rasmussen during his crossing of Greenland.

That meant possible substantive interactions with Thule Inuit peoples as far as Canada, long before the discovery of North America by Christopher Columbus. “What really surprised us was that much of ...

According to the University of Alaska Museum of the North, the Thule people are considered the ancestors of modern Inuit, and they perfected various Arctic adaptations, including hunting sea ...

Greenland’s strategic importance is further underscored by its hosting of the Pituffik Space Base, formerly known as Thule Air Base, the northernmost U.S. military installation, located 750 ...

Is it possible that the Greenland Norse possibly engaged in ivory trade with the Thule Inuit? It could be the earliest indication of circumpolar trade — a.k.a. globalization.