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The image shows Robert Kuptana and Peter Esau skinning seals on the shore.

The image shows Frank Carpenter's fox skins being aired out.

The image shows Tim Lennie and Wallace skinning a polar bear.

A photo of a winter trapping camp with numerous furs airing out at Ulukhaktok (formerly known as Holman).

A photo of Tivuana (Fred Carpenter's mother), Susie Wolki, and Roy Wolki butchering a bearded seal.

A photo of an overnight rabbit trapping camp at Ukalikpialuk.

A photo of the schooner Blue Fox surround by ice in the springtime.

A photo of Fred Carpenter in open water in a canoe made of bearded seal skin.

A photo of fox pelts being stretched at Sachs Harbour. Left to right: Susie Sydney, Pat Keevik, Peter Sydney.

A photo if an unidentified child, Richard Igiluriatchiaq”(Hugh's son)”, showing some of the furs outside a log cabin. Credit: Martha Harry

A photo of Ilaviniq-Wallas Goose's grandfather, and Ole Anderson-showing some of the furs they have outside a log cabin. Credit: Martha Harry

A photo of white fox furs hanging from hooks attached to ceiling beams.

A photo of Roy Kungisuk standing beside a fur skin.

A photo of Silas Palayaq (Agnes Nigiruq’s adoptive dad) cutting up a white whale at Horton River.

A photo of Silas Palayaq (Agnes Nigiruq’s adoptive dad) cutting up a white whale at Horton River. He is wearing traditional clothing.

A photo of John and Nellie Hodgson in their house in Inuvik.

A photo of Mrs. Nellie Hodgson, Jeffery, and Rosalin sitting on a couch.

A photo of Joseph Pokiak with the remains of a caribou during a hunt at Ren Lake.

A photo of a man with the remains of a caribou during a hunt at Ren Lake.

A photo of a man with the remains of a caribou during a hunt at Ren Lake.

A photo of Clara Phillips on a float during a parade for the Muskrat Jamboree in Inuvik.

A photo of Ella Nasogaluak at the Tuktoyaktuk Fur Garment Shop.

A photo of several items at the Tuktoyaktuk Fur Garment Shop, including mukluks, mitts, slippers, and parkas.

A photo of a few women making fur garments at the Tuktoyaktuk Fur Garment Shop.

The photo shows Jane Charlie from Ft. McPherson skinning rat in a competition. We can also see another competition going on in the background, along with SAMS school.