by Roger Frison-Roche · EDITIONS LIVRE DE POCHE N° 3888 · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782253000884
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«Peuples chasseurs de l'Arctique» is the historical and ethnographic essay by Roger Frison-Roche, published by Le Livre de Poche in paperback (376 pages, in French).
Roger Frison-Roche portrays the life of the hunting peoples of the Canadian Arctic: Eskimos and Indians of the Northwest. He describes their dog-sled journeys, their survival and hunting techniques, and their adaptation to the ice, in a travel account with an ethnographic perspective.
Part of the Le Livre de poche collection (no. 3888) and a reissue of the work published by Arthaud.
For readers interested in ethnography, the history of Arctic peoples, and travel accounts.
French mountain guide and writer (1906–1999)
