Sommaire / Contents

• Claire Alix
  Introduction: Arctic peoples and wood
• Bjarne Grønnow
  An archaeological reconstruction of Saqqaq bows, darts, harpoons, and lances
• Matthew Walls
  Wood use and kayak construction: Material selection from the perspective of carpentry
• Jennie Deo Shaw
  Economies of driftwood: Fuel harvesting strategies in the Kodiak Archipelago
• Claire Alix
  Using wood on King Island, Alaska
• Isabel Lemus-Lauzon, Najat Bhiry and James Woollett
  Napâttuit: Wood use by Labrador Inuit and its impact on the forest landscape
• Cynthia Zutter
  The shrubs in the forest: The use of woody species by 18th-century Labrador Inuit

Hors-Thème / Off theme

• Evguenia Anichtchenko
  Open skin boats of the Aleutians, Kodiak Island, and Prince William Sound
• Mikkel Sørensen
  Walrus Island – A pivotal place for High Arctic Palaeo-Eskimo societies in Northeast Greenland

Recensions / Book reviews

BURN, Christopher (ed.), Herschel Island Qikiqtaryuk — A Natural and Cultural History of Yukon’s Arctic Island 
Charles Arnold (pages 207-208)

DRAPEAU, Lynn (dir.), Les langues autochtones du Québec: un patrimoine en danger 
André Bourcier (pages 208-211)

LeBLANC, Sylvie, Middle Dorset Variability and Regional Cultural Traditions: A Case Study from Newfoundland and Saint-Pierre and Miquelon 
Pierre M. Desrosiers (pages 211-213)

MARCOUX KOMANGAPIK, Estelle, Geneviève LAROCQUE, Ruben Anton KOMANGAPIK and Dorothee KOMANGAPIK, Isuma: The Art and Imagination of Ruben Anton Komangapik 
Emily Auger (pages 213-214)

QUMAQ, Taamusi, Je veux que les Inuit soient libres à nouveau. Autobiographie (1914-1993)
Jean Morisset (pages 214-217)

In Memoriam

Robert Willamson (1931-2012)
(pages 231-233)

Revue des thèses / Survey of dissertations

(pages 219-230)

Informations scientifiques / Scientific information

Compte rendu du 18e Congrès d’Études Inuit
(pages 235-238)

Summary of the 18th Inuit Studies Conference
(pages 238-240)