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WIKIMEDIA LIST ARTICLE
Wyland Whaling Walls; Wyland's Whaling Walls; Whaling wall; Whaling Walls

History of Basque whaling         
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  • Basque settlements and sites dating from the 16th and 17th centuries
  • The distinctive V-shaped blow of a North Atlantic right whale, the primary species hunted by the Basques in the Bay of Biscay
  • Whaling in the Basque fisheries (1720)
  • Skull of the Orio whale
  • Orio]]
  • Site of one of the Basque whaling stations on Saddle Island. The location of the sunken galleon ''San Juan'' (1565) is near the wreck of ''Bernier'' (which grounded in 1966).
ASPECT OF HISTORY
Basque whaling
The Basques were among the first people to catch whales commercially, as opposed to aboriginal whaling, and dominated the trade for five centuries, spreading to the far corners of the North Atlantic and even reaching the South Atlantic. The French explorer Samuel de Champlain, when writing about Basque whaling in Terranova (i.
whaling         
  • Dutch whalers]] hunting [[bowhead whale]]s in the [[Arctic]]
  • Whaling on [[Danes Island]], by Abraham Speeck, 1634. [[Skokloster Castle]].
  • Whales caught, by year, including corrected USSR totals; source has data by species
  • beluga]] on the beach of the [[Inuit]] village of [[Salluit]], [[Quebec]], July 2001
  • date=March 2023}}
  • The catch of lamakerans
  • Lamakera whale hunters in a traditional boat called [[paledang]]
  • [[Dominoes]] made from whale bones in Germany
  • Dutch whalers]] at [[Spitzbergen]] c. 1645
  • A traditional whaling crew in [[Alaska]]
  • Icelandic whaling vessels
  • Native Americans Stripping Their Prey at [[Neah Bay]] – 1910
  • An adult and sub-adult [[minke whale]] are dragged aboard the ''[[Nisshin Maru]]'', a Japanese whaling vessel.
  • Killed [[pilot whale]]s on the beach in [[Hvalba]], [[Faroe Islands]]
  • Minke whale meat kebabs, [[Reykjavík]], Iceland
  • Norwegian catches (1946–2005) in red and quotas (1994–2006) in blue of minke whale, from Norwegian official statistics
  • Number of whales killed through time
  • Catching and rendering whales, South Sea Whale Fishery, aquatint print, 1835
  • Whales caught per year
  • Whales caught 2010–2014, by country
  • ''Vanity Fair'']] magazine on April 20, 1861
HUNTING OF WHALES
Whaling origins; Whaling origin; Whale hunting; Whale-Fishery; Whalehunter; Whale fishing; Whale hunt; Hunting Whales; Commercial whaling; Whaling boat; Whale hunters; Whaled; Whalemen; Whaling port; Whaling station; Whaling in Greenland; Whaling in Germany; Whaling in Indonesia; Whaling in South Korea; Whale hunter; Whaling in Denmark
¦ noun the practice or industry of hunting and killing whales for their oil, meat, or whalebone.
Whaled         
  • Dutch whalers]] hunting [[bowhead whale]]s in the [[Arctic]]
  • Whaling on [[Danes Island]], by Abraham Speeck, 1634. [[Skokloster Castle]].
  • Whales caught, by year, including corrected USSR totals; source has data by species
  • beluga]] on the beach of the [[Inuit]] village of [[Salluit]], [[Quebec]], July 2001
  • date=March 2023}}
  • The catch of lamakerans
  • Lamakera whale hunters in a traditional boat called [[paledang]]
  • [[Dominoes]] made from whale bones in Germany
  • Dutch whalers]] at [[Spitzbergen]] c. 1645
  • A traditional whaling crew in [[Alaska]]
  • Icelandic whaling vessels
  • Native Americans Stripping Their Prey at [[Neah Bay]] – 1910
  • An adult and sub-adult [[minke whale]] are dragged aboard the ''[[Nisshin Maru]]'', a Japanese whaling vessel.
  • Killed [[pilot whale]]s on the beach in [[Hvalba]], [[Faroe Islands]]
  • Minke whale meat kebabs, [[Reykjavík]], Iceland
  • Norwegian catches (1946–2005) in red and quotas (1994–2006) in blue of minke whale, from Norwegian official statistics
  • Number of whales killed through time
  • Catching and rendering whales, South Sea Whale Fishery, aquatint print, 1835
  • Whales caught per year
  • Whales caught 2010–2014, by country
  • ''Vanity Fair'']] magazine on April 20, 1861
HUNTING OF WHALES
Whaling origins; Whaling origin; Whale hunting; Whale-Fishery; Whalehunter; Whale fishing; Whale hunt; Hunting Whales; Commercial whaling; Whaling boat; Whale hunters; Whaled; Whalemen; Whaling port; Whaling station; Whaling in Greenland; Whaling in Germany; Whaling in Indonesia; Whaling in South Korea; Whale hunter; Whaling in Denmark
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Wikipédia

List of Whaling Walls


This is a list of Whaling Walls, which are large outdoor murals by the American artist Robert Wyland (b. 1956), featuring images of life-size gray whales, breaching humpback whales, blue whales, and other sea life. Whaling Walls (a pun on the Wailing Wall) are created by invitation of the communities, institutions, and building owners of the structures on which they are painted. His first mural was created in 1981, and Wyland's 100th Whaling Wall was painted in Beijing in 2008.