They didn’t just wear them because they thought they where cool like the way we do today, they wear them in blizzards and to stop them going snow blind (Also one of the best songs ever-black sabbath snow blind)
Just to clarify, the individuals you're referring to are called Inuit, as titled in the Proto-Inuit description, not eskimos. If we're following your logic, other cultures should be allowed to take items belonging to George Washington since they're over 200 years old. Doesn't seem quite right, does?
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Old world custom eye covers. Even in those days, style had a meaning
Olde*
Fascinating!
they weren't worn in blizzards. they are so you don't go blind from the suns reflection
I was wondering this same thing. Snow can be very reflective.
Aren't they to protect against white-out conditions, which are more likely during a blizzard?
@thatguy6225 it's to prevent snowblindness. When snow is falling it's usually cloudy. These are OG sun glasses
@@thatguy6225 white out is the inability to see more than 3 feet in front of you.
I have a pair
Yes all my tools with doodles on them obviously have religious and ceremonial significance. Definitely not just an identification significance
Very cool
They didn’t just wear them because they thought they where cool like the way we do today, they wear them in blizzards and to stop them going snow blind
(Also one of the best songs ever-black sabbath snow blind)
Its the ice age brand name their ice age designer
Bro, you clearly stole mine! They have the runes of Azatoth on them!
much better
Probably made 40 years ago lol
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Give it back to the community it was stolen from!
Pretty sure there's no 800 year old eskimos looking for their lost goggles
Just to clarify, the individuals you're referring to are called Inuit, as titled in the Proto-Inuit description, not eskimos. If we're following your logic, other cultures should be allowed to take items belonging to George Washington since they're over 200 years old. Doesn't seem quite right, does?
@@drexreflectsno one cares at all.
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