May 6, 2021
The flesh is a vessel for sin, so strip it away, by lash and by blade. revel in sweet exorciation.
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The flesh is a vessel for sin, so strip it away, by lash and by blade. revel in sweet exorciation.
A group of Inupiaq men flensing a whale, Utqiagvik, Alaska, USA. From flensing.
Dagbok fra "Lancing" - søndag 5.2.1927
Dagbok fra “Lancing” – søndag 5.2.1927
Kl 10 ½ * begynte at hive op en stor Blaahval fra ”Gl. III” [Globe III]. Det var stor sjø, men alt gik bra og man fik den store wiren og en * rundt indenfor halen. Idet halen av hvalen var helt oppe på planen knækte sjakler i stroppen til * af mens man holdt paa at skifte sjakkel kom en * stor sjø hvormed den blev * haardt røk i den store wiren, som nu alene holdt hvalen, med den følge at b.b.…
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Dagbok fra "Sir James Clark Ross" - 31.01.1933
Flenset 5 hval. I natt har vi sett fl.k. ”Skytteren” like i nærheten.
– Øivind Schau
Foto: Stuttgart Museum of Temporary History
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About the background image
About the background image
The background image is from Whaler’s Bay on Deception Island. The boat wreck is one of two similar wrecks on the beach. They were likely tug/supply boats used inside the harbor. The first company to use the natural harbor was a Norwegian Chilean company back in 1906. In it’s heyday, 14 floating factories were anchored in the bay. At first there were few or no rules as to the utilization of the…
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Anyone have any videos on how to properly flense a body?
