A boy of the depths of the sea

Boy of the Deep Seas; Folktales from the Eskimos Publisher: Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Center for Arabic Language, Kalima Project for Translation Publisher's note: This series gathers the heritage of peoples through tales, legends, and popular myths, and the stories are distributed across 72 books. They were selected from works created by prominent anthropologists at the end of the 19th century and the first quarter of the 20th century, during the peak of anthropology when many scholars explored the heritage of peoples and recorded and documented their stories before they were lost. These books include tales from European, Asian, American, African, and other countries. The series aims to build bridges of communication between the peoples of the earth and their civilizations, and to strengthen the deep cultural connection among different races, nationalities, and cultures, bringing them together under one roof — the roof of culture, knowledge, and words that unite rather than divide. It emphasizes that what humanity has called "globalization" for the past two decades or so has actually been realized for hundreds, even thousands, of years.