Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 107
ude 76° 20, was once, Esquimau. i i j * • •n no doubt, an extensive village.Cairns for the safe deposit of meat stood in long lines,six or eight in a group; and the huts, built of large rocks,faced each other, as if disposed on a street or avenue. The same reasoning which deduces the subsidenceof… … Hardships of Arctic Travel 79 washed by the sea or torn away by the ice that haddescended with the tides. The turf, too, a representa-tive of very ancient growth, was cut off even with thewaters edge, giving sections two feetthick. I had not noticed before suchunmistak-able evi-
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