Dr. Asta Mønsted

It's everyone's rights.

So you need to be there first.

So just because you helped to build it and you had sweat and tears and all of that building that house, it doesn't matter.

It's not yours.

So we can also see where the good hunting grounds were, depending on how many times did families stay there.

We see sort of traces, linguistic traces connected to the house.

So you have that entryway that I told you about that could be really long.

That is called, and the dolluk means throat.

So the dolluk is the entrance tunnel itself.

And the dolluk is throat on any animal.

When you are inside the house,

The winter house has an illupsolva, and it means the house's nostrils.

That is the ventilation hole, so you get fresh air inside, especially when you're cooking inside.

So the house also needs to breathe.

And then you have the isikivik.

Isikivik means a view.

And that, of course, is very close to Isit, which are eyes.

And where do you see the view?

You see that through your window.

So the house also had eyes.