Although some people believe that the Viking explorers who had
just settled in
northern Newfoundland as far north as Baffin Iceland
around the year 1000, this is not
official yet, despite the archaeological
discoveries of European artifacts in Cabo
Banfield confirmed European visitors in 2008, Nunavut was first documented
English explorer Martin Frobisher, who believed that the ore near the bay
that now bears his name found
during its 1576
Quest Northwest Passage.
Robert Bylot, Henry
Hudson, William Baffin
and also in
the far north during the 16th century dared to find
in an attempt the
elusive Northwest Passage, which leads
to the wealth of Asia. However, no European would
successfully navigate through the journey in the
Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen 1903-1905 visitors
to learn more about Amundsen and his relationship with the local Inuit in the way of the Northwest
Passage .
