How did Eskimos eat raw meat? Understanding the Traditional Inuit Diet
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The term 'Eskimo,' often considered pejorative by many Indigenous groups, translates to 'eater of raw meat,' a name given by neighboring Algonquian-speaking peoples. The Inuit, among others in the Arctic, traditionally consumed significant amounts of raw or frozen meat, a practice essential for survival and health in a challenging climate with limited plant-based foods.
