 Amundsen entered "the finest little harbor in the world" on 9 September 1903 and spent two winters there.Along with the observations, he also spent time learning survival skills from the local Inuit, who called the area "Uqsuqtuuq" ("much blubber").The fourth is a cairn dedicated to Amundsen, north of the inlet, with a bronze memorial plaque describing his life, his ship and his journey.