[ms_row][ms_column style=”1/2″ class=”” id=””]Nearly 20 years later, American Charles Francis Hall organized his first Arctic expedition, believing survivors might be found living among Inuit (Eskimos), after researching reports from prior searches. Hall became immersed in Inuit communities, collecting artifacts and learning about their culture and practices, and building an important relationship with his Inuit guides, Ebierbing and Tookolito (called “Joe” and “Hannah”). From the Inuit, he eventually acquired artifacts belonging to the Franklin crew and heard stories of their demise. [/ms_column][/ms_row]
[ms_row][ms_column style=”1/2″ class=”” id=””]Nearly 20 years later, American Charles Francis Hall organized his first Arctic expedition, believing survivors might be found living among Inuit (Eskimos), after researching reports from prior searches. Hall became immersed in Inuit communities, collecting artifacts and learning about their culture and practices, and building an important relationship with his Inuit guides, Ebierbing and Tookolito (called “Joe” and “Hannah”). From the Inuit, he eventually acquired artifacts belonging to the Franklin crew and heard stories of their demise.[/ms_column][/ms_row]
