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Explore the sharing of a landed whale in Autaaq as outsiders witness and participate. Mexicans, Blacks, Filipinos, Englishmen, and scientists from the International Whaling Commission gather. Discover the colors of maktak - pink and black. Lincoln describes the taste as melted fish and butter. Follow the distribution of parts to the captain, harpooner, and Ologak crew. Learn how the 50-ton whale was cut up in four hours through cooperation. Understand the idiom "Many hands make the work light." Only ribs, skull, and baleen were left, with the precious baleen shared between the captain and crew.
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Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok)
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing outsiders that were in town when the whale was brought--
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing outsiders that were in town when the whale was brought-- Mexicans, Blacks Filipinos, Englishmen, scientist from International Whaling Commission
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing outsiders that were in town when the whale was brought-- Mexicans, Blacks Filipinos, Englishmen, scientist from International Whaling Commission AgviQtut! (ahgvik toot)
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing outsiders that were in town when the whale was brought-- Mexicans, Blacks Filipinos, Englishmen, scientist from International Whaling Commission AgviQtut! (ahgvik toot) The whale is landed!
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing outsiders that were in town when the whale was brought-- Mexicans, Blacks Filipinos, Englishmen, scientist from International Whaling Commission AgviQtut! (ahgvik toot) The whale is landed! colors of maktak (blubber)--
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing outsiders that were in town when the whale was brought-- Mexicans, Blacks Filipinos, Englishmen, scientist from International Whaling Commission AgviQtut! (ahgvik toot) The whale is landed! colors of maktak (blubber)– pink and black What did Lincoln say it tasted like?
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing autaaq (owtok) the sharing outsiders that were in town when the whale was brought-- Mexicans, Blacks Filipinos, Englishmen, scientist from International Whaling Commission AgviQtut! (ahgvik toot) The whale is landed! colors of maktak (blubber)– pink and black What did Lincoln say it tasted like? melted fish and butter
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got:
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain:
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner:
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner: flipper
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner: flipper Ologak crew:
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner: flipper Ologak crew: the other flipper
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner: flipper Ologak crew: the other flipper How long did it take to cut up the 50 ton whale?
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner: flipper Ologak crew: the other flipper How long did it take to cut up the 50 ton whale? four hours
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner: flipper Ologak crew: the other flipper How long did it take to cut up the 50 ton whale? four hours How could this task be done so fast?
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Fill in what each got: captain: tender parts below the mouth harpooner: flipper Ologak crew: the other flipper How long did it take to cut up the 50 ton whale? four hours How could this task be done so fast? Cooperation
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Explain this idiom (figure of speech) “Many hands make the work light.”
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Explain this idiom (figure of speech) “Many hands make the work light.” When a workload is shared by many people, the work is easy or gets done faster.
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Explain this idiom (figure of speech) “Many hands make the work light.” When a workload is shared by many people, the work is easy or gets done faster. Only what was left?
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Explain this idiom (figure of speech) “Many hands make the work light.” When a workload is shared by many people, the work is easy or gets done faster. Only what was left? ribs, skull, baleen
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Explain this idiom (figure of speech) “Many hands make the work light.” When a workload is shared by many people, the work is easy or gets done faster. Only what was left? ribs, skull, baleen Who got the precious baleen?
Chapter 12 Autaaq– the sharing Explain this idiom (figure of speech) “Many hands make the work light.” When a workload is shared by many people, the work is easy or gets done faster. Only what was left? ribs, skull, baleen Who got the precious baleen? half to the captain, half to the crew
