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Basic language lesson on other chores.

Basic language lesson on are you thirsty.

Basic language lesson on actions.

Basic language lesson on food.

Third basic language lesson on weather.

Basic language lesson on hunting.

Second basic language lesson on activities.

Basic language lesson asking for bush objects.

Basic language lesson on passing objects.

Basic language lesson on greetings.

Basic language lesson on weather.

Language lessons on the Inuvialuktun dialect Siglitun.

A photo of the road from the Sachs Harbour airstrip.

A photo of Sachs Harbour.

The image shows Peter Esau and another man in rubber boat going hunting for seals at an open crack about 10 miles out.

The image shows two kids, Rosie and Roger Kuptana standing outside posing for a photo.

The image was taken near Nelson Head, Rock Pinnacle south near Nelson Head.

Radio host Rosie Albert is providing regional news in Inuvialuktun.

Inuit Nipait host Victor Allen is provding local and regional news and encourges Inuvialuit to speak up and make their voices heard at meetings and to attend meetings that pertain to them. He also encourages Inuvialuit to create and translate songs…

The image shows Morris Nigiyuk, from Holman Island, talking to a family member in Holman on the radio.

Joe Nasogaluak is continuing the story about the police arresting Inuit men, in the early 1920’s, for murder, and transported them to Herschel Island and other old time stories from the years of 1918 to 1923. Note: Audio is very low. Final, Part…

A photo of Fred Carpenter and Peter Esau with a bearded seal they caught about seven miles south of Sachs Harbour.

The images shows over 80 fish that were caught in about 2 hours.

Peter Esau in kayak (?) hooking bear that was shot 10 miles out on the sea ice as it broke through.

Persis Gruben is stortyelling about orphans, of various people and or families at various locations they lived at including the different homes they lived in. She also spoke of water and heating oil not being delivered to them but rather they would…