I thought it was going to be some boring old post, but it really compensated for my time.Thank you so much

These Archaeologists sure like their Gothic Cathedrals built on foundations of cobwebs and moonshine, don’t they.  Entertaining though.

The white man is always trying to take credit

If you want to make a movie, make a movie.  If you want to make a documentary, make a documentary.
This is just silly.  There’s like a dozen able bodied men, and only three go hunting, while the others sit on the ground acting grumpy.  If this is the producers’ sense of what it must have been like, there’s really no reason to continue watching.

This film just left me cold and without any seal oil to start a fire to warm me up. This way of living is so similar to the lifestyle of the Inuit and Aleut Aboriginal cultures of a few hundred years ago, I just found it difficult to relate the story going back to thousands of years ago, as they were trying to portray…Crossing the Atlantic on the ice seems like a virtually impossible feat, even with the knowledge of catching fish and hunting seals that seemed to not have changed for thousand of years. It’s a very interesting concept and I’m well aware that seal meat will provide the protein, vitiamines and minerals to systain life, but crossing the Atlantic, on the ice and a canoe?…it’s a bit hard to swallow, but interesting idea, none the less.