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A photo of buildings in the distance in the dark.

A photo of Father Tardy, Paul Pugutaq/Pugutaaluk, Philip Haogak, Matthew Malrughaq, Jack Goose, Jimmy Kudlak, and Jimmy Memorana.

A photo of Nora, Kaputan, Taniq, Aligammiq, and five children sitting on a couch.

A photo of Agnes Nanogak/Nanugaq Goose and Roy Goose carrying buckets of snow.

A photo of Clara Sydney (Navaluk), Susie Sydney (Panikpak), and Peter Sydney (Alualuk).

A group photo with eight adults standing in the back and five children sitting in the front. From left to right (back row): unidentified person, Martha Kudlak, Mary Uyaraktaq, Hayulaq, Taniq, Bessie Lennie Ivarluk, Edith Haogaq (?), and Morris…

A photo of Yutak's mother, Papigluk, and Effie Aqqaq wearing traditional clothing.

A photo of a man with old whale bones on some rocks.

A photo of Roy Inuktalik and Andy Aquariuq standing in front of a tent with two guns beside them.

A photo of Eddie Gruben with a beluga whale and a boat called "Tootsie" on the shores of Tuktoyaktuk.

An aerial photo of the Mackenzie Delta outcrop behind Norris Camp.

An aerial photo of the Reindeer No. 1 wellsite.

An aerial photo of a tundra fire five miles north of Inuvik.

A photo of a young girl.

A photo of several children and their teacher in a classroom. Allen Oniak is at the left in the front row and Paul Kailek is at the right in the front row. The teacher, Cynthia Hill, is at the back right.

A photo of several children at school.

A photo of several children at school.

A photo of three men observing a hole in the ice during a research study about whales.

A photo of a sign that reads "Warning! Protected area! Whales under scientific study."

A photo of three whales in the water in a hole in the ice.

A photo of several people having a feast.

A photo of two whales diving into the water in a hole in the ice.

A photo of a man looking into a hole in the ice.

A photo of a man and equipment for a whale study near the water.

The image shows a couple of whales poping up for a visit in the ice whole and going back down right away.