Surusilaalirinirmik Ilinniarniq 1.6 Explore (1): Pang 2025 by https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u Share your thoughts by writing, or recording a short video or audio clip en-us 2025-09-08 17:05:52 UTC 2025-12-10 20:38:29 UTC hello@padlet.com INSTRUCTIONS: ece37 https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u/wish/3574297148 How does tending a qulliq connect you with your identity? Share your thoughts by writing. or recording a short video or audio clip.

]]> 2025-09-08 17:05:52 UTC https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u/wish/3574297148 Ikummaqsarniq https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u/wish/3707075749 Qulliq lighting is one of the best things I’ve managed to do in my life, in my experience it made me feel very vulnerable and lucky. The most amazing feeling to know you can keep it lit and make sure the light doesn’t turn off. Qulliq was the main source of lighting in the Qammaq and Igloo also for hot water boiling, it is one of the most beautiful resource our Ancestors used in the day.


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]]> 2025-12-02 15:46:11 UTC https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u/wish/3707075749 Samantha https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u/wish/3714964901 Lighting a Qulliq connects me with my identity because it is an old heating source known by Inuit for as long as we can remember, I did not grow up with it but I’ve seen that its been around for generations. Great way to heat up and light up the room with no electricity.

]]> 2025-12-08 19:15:44 UTC https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u/wish/3714964901 Linda Leah https://padlet.com/Applied_ECE/csqk4ilc9gt6f2u/wish/3718207078 Qulliq~ it is important with our ancestors cause that’s all they’ve use with cooking and to keep the Qatari to keep it warm and for the light, I remember my anaana as a child she used her qullik in our tent using blubber oil from seal used to haves different smell then using original oils

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