Historical clue formulations

• Arctic Indigenous group — 2026-08-17
• Alaskan native — 2025-09-22
• Traditional makers of anoraks — 2024-01-21
• Northwest Territories native — 2023-10-24
• Nunavut people — 2023-07-30
• Language family in Canada — 2022-11-03
• In which Nunavut means "our land" — 2022-09-17
• Arctic people — 2022-04-06
• Arctic dweller — 2021-09-06
• The Greenlandic language is a form of it — 2021-08-14
• Language group related to Yupik — 2021-04-11
• Arctic native — 2021-03-01
• Native of the Land of the Midnight Sun — 2020-11-12
• Arctic native — 2020-06-25
• First Nations people — 2020-03-01
• Native Alaskan — 2019-06-30
• Arctic people — 2019-05-28
• Language from which "kayak" comes — 2018-07-13
• Arctic people — 2018-04-23
• Language that gave us the word "igloo" — 2018-02-15
• Arctic people — 2017-12-31
• Language from which "kayak" comes — 2017-11-30
• Indigenous Canadian — 2017-10-05
• Certain Alaskan — 2017-10-04
• Language akin to Yupik — 2016-10-22
• Greenlandic speaker — 2015-02-22
• Many a Greenlander — 2014-11-05
• Arctic language — 2013-10-02
• Eskimo — 2013-06-19
• Certain harpooner — 2012-12-01
• Greenland native — 2012-09-11
• Snowmen and snowwomen? — 2011-11-10
• Language akin to Kalaallisut — 2011-07-31
• Arctic native — 2010-01-26
• Eskimo — 2009-10-27
• Kayak propeller — 2009-08-28
• Indigenous Canadian — 2009-07-22
• Umiak passenger — 2009-03-25
• Anorak wearer — 2009-03-14
• Yupik relative — 2008-10-10
• Language from which "kayak" comes — 2007-04-28
• Northwest Territories native — 2006-06-06
• Native up north — 2006-01-21
• Certain Greenlander — 2005-01-07
• Arctic native — 2004-01-07
• Mukluks wearer — 2001-11-20
• Mukluk wearer — 2001-08-31
• Indigenous Canadian — 2001-02-03
• Eskimo — 1998-05-19
• Language that gave us "kayak" — 1997-06-27