# 18 Building An Inukshuk The Documentary 001

[@goyim1999]

they look great man, nice job.

[@gumper5242]

It shows the way to good fishing or hunting spots or the way home. It lets others know that you were there. It is a great way for people to work together to build something amazing.

[@bebalance]

Great work, My Friend . . .

[@MrBenjamingeFTW]

Mate, that is pretty damn amazing. Its looks really cool. I guess all that hard work went a long way. Well done dude ;)

[@biggydman]

That is very cool!

[@gumper5242]

INUKSHUKS ROCK !!!

[@SandraDWilliams]

What is the purpose of an inukshuk? Beautiful work, though.

[@gumper5242]

@bebalance THANKS ! I am still re-posting all of my Inukshuk Documentary on Facebook.

[@elishasanguya2378]

In arctic Baffin, and the north of Canada. We call them Inuksuk. Each Inuksuk has a different meaning. Inuit didn't and don't have their own way of writing, so they built inuksuk to communicate to other inuits. In this video you see human shape rock piles. This inuksuk means = something bad happen here. There are lots of way of making inuksuk. It's like writing to other people. When Inuk sees an Inuksuk (who can translate them) the inuk knows exactly is what's going on here, what happen here.

[@gumper5242]

No plumbing was involved in the making of these Inukshuks .

[@gumper5242]

The one on the left is 8 feet and 1/4 inch. The one on the right is 8 feet and 1/2 inch.

[@KarmaTiger]

those aren't inukshuks... they're inunnguats.

[@gumper5242]

I know that and you know that but most people don't know that so I just thought I would call them Inukshuks ( Inuksuit ) so that the majority of the people searching youtube would find my videos easier.