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The image shows an aerial view of the archaeological excavation at Avadlek Spit. In the background there is ice on the ocean.

The image shows David Roland and a few others visiting the archaeological excavation at Avadlek Spit with the coast in the background.

The image shows a few men with a couple of dogs standing beside two boats, with a couple of buildings in the background. Credit: Agnes Gruben White

The image shows a more clear view of the camp at Shingle Point.

The image shows an entrance of log cabin in King Point.

The image shows a few building at Herschel Island in the distance. We can also see a bay in the photo as well. Credit: Agnes Gruben White

A photo of a high arctic sled on the coast.

A photo of a sunset near the coast.

The image shows Renie Arey interviewing Sarah Meyook well visiting the archaeological excavation at Avadlek Spit.

The image shows a couple of men standing in front of a boat with a few buildings in the background at Herschel Island. Credit: Agnes Gruben White

A photo of a man standing next to a navigation beacon on the coastline.

The image shows the remains of a sod house with a entrance passage at Avadlek Spit, also we can see the coast in the background.

The image shows the remains of log cabin in King Point.

The image shows Renie Arey interviewing Fred Inglangasuk by a teepee looking structure at Ptarmigan Bay, with the coast/ocean in the background.

The image shows Roland Bay in the background and the Yukon coast on the left.

The image shows another view of Shingle Point and the long sand beach.

The image shows the south-west view from NiVj-7 (between NiVj-2 and NiVj-5), Ptarmigan Bay.

The image shows the south-west view from NiVj-7 (between NiVj-2 and NiVj-5), Ptarmigan Bay.

The image shows the south-west view from NiVj-7 (between NiVj-2 and NiVj-5), Ptarmigan Bay.

The image shows the view from NiVi-7 at Aravaravik, Roland Bay. In the view we can see the remains of a log cabin.

The image shows a wolverine at NiVi-7, Arvakvik (Roland Bay).