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When it is about the Eskimo tribes, there is nothing that can avoid us from thinking how unique they are. However, from the many unique aspects of Eskimo tribes’ lives, there is a distinct shared uniqueness of Eskimo tribes that many of us have not realized before. Before we get there, I think we should know a bit more about them.

Eskimo Tribes of the World and Dispersion

The Eskimo tribes are, actually, the most dispersed tribal group who still leads an aboriginal lifestyle, although partly. Up to more than three thousand miles are inhabited by the Eskimo tribes. This area includes Greenland, the northern edge of the North America, and a part of eastern Siberia. They are very closely related to the eastern Asia’s Mongolian people. The Eskimo tribes can be divided into the two thousand Siberian Eskimos living near the Strait of Bering, the twenty five thousand Alaskan Eskimos, the ten thousand Central Eskimos living in the northern Canada, the three thousand Labrador Eskimos, and the ten thousand Greenland Eskimos.

Eskimo Tribes of the World and the Distinct Uniqueness

The overall population of Eskimo tribes has remained rather constant over the centuries even though the specific number of each tribe has been somewhat unstable. The 1999 census showed that there were 57,153 Eskimos living in the United States only. This is where they are unique as a group of tribes coming from one descendant: in spite of the size of the areas they tribes are living in, not once the Eskimo tribes state to belong to certain nation. They do not possess any national and not even a very well defines sense of tribe. They emphasize more on locality and family rather than on land and territory associations.

And despite the commonly believed misconception, the members of Eskimo tribes are not Indians transformed. The languages of Eskimo-Aleut are not related to any American Indian groups of language. So we may as well check our fact on our knowledge about the Eskimo tribes.

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