The book "Central Eskimo Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1884-1885, Government Printing Press, Washington, 1888, pages 399-670" is a study of the ethnography and culture of the Central Eskimo. The author of the book is Frans Boas, an outstanding American anthropologist who devoted many years to studying and documenting information about the life and customs of the Inuit. In this book, Boas describes in detail various aspects of Eskimo life, including their traditions, language, religion, methods of production, and the development of social structure. With the help of his own terminological approaches and the approach of an anthropologist-guide, the author reveals the uniqueness and complexity of the culture of these peoples, paying attention to the deep historical roots and uniqueness of Eskimo communities. This book is a valuable document for anyone interested in the culture and traditions of the Central Eskimos, as well as for researchers of anthropology and ethnography. It helps to better understand the life of the Inuit and deepen knowledge about their unique culture and way of life.