www.CuriousTaxonomy.net
The Flood in World Myth and Folklore
North America: Arctic
© 2021 Mark Isaak

Bering Strait Eskimo

(map)

A great inundation, together with an earthquake, swept the land so rapidly that only a few people escaped in their skin canoes to the tops of the highest mountains.

Frazer, 1919, 327.

separator

In the first days, the water from the sea came up and flooded all the earth except for a very high mountain in the middle. A few animals escaped to this mountain, and a few people survived in a boat, subsisting on fish. The people landed on the mountain as the water subsided and followed the retreating water to the coast. The animals also descended.

Frazer, 1919, 327.

separator
North America: Arctic Home Inupiat >