An old Nunamiut hunter, Lewis Binford’s key informant, once summed up life as a hunter-gatherer in a single phrase: “Willow smoke and dog tails. When we’re on the move, all we see are the dog tails pulling the sleds; when we stop, our life is filled with the smoke of willow fires.”
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