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A photo of Teresa Peter sitting down on a chair inside a house.

A photo of Phillip Peter from Ft. Yukon Alaska, standing up in a house or cabin.

The photo shows a woman sitting down on a chair inside a building.

The photo shows a couple of cabins up on a hill covered in snow.

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.

The photo shows Joe Henry from Dawson standing on the front stairs at SAMS school.

The photo shows a few people doing the blanket toss in Jim Koe Park with others looking on.

The photo shows people sitting on the floor and on chairs observing an event.

The photo shows Pat Tingmiak doing the one arm reach game with someone sitting on his feet.

A photo of Edward Lennie standing by the wall in Inuvik.

The photo shows a few people from Coppermine jigging away in a gym at SAMS school.

The photo shows a person who used a parachute to Jump to a blanket on the ground.

The photo shows a few dancers from different areas. They include: Fort Good Hope-Old Crow, 2nd from left-Mary Kassi, Old Crow, women on right-Annie Nukon, Old Crow, Chief Hyacinthe Andre-Arctic Red, Lucy Moore, Inuvik.

A photo of a Pelly Bay Drummer performing a song for a few people.

A photo of Mackenzie Dancers performing at the Eskimo Olympics in Fairbanks, Alaska.

A photo of Bessie Lennie from Sachs Harbour sitting down holding a can of pop in her hands.

A photo of Mickey Gordon doing the high kick game.

The photo shows Jerry Allen doing the move on rear end game, with Edward Lennie coaching him on.

A photo of Mickey Gordon doing a high kick in mid air just before he attempts to hit the target.

A photo of Annie Koanna from Coppermine, standing in the middle of the gym in SAMS school, holding a big drum.

A photo of Paul Ben Kassi, an Old Crow Fiddler.

The image shows a bunch of people outside enjoying the events that are going on.

The photo shows a few crafted silver bracelets made by Johnny Avatock, Alaska Indian Arts.

The photo shows a couple of crafted silver bracelets made by Johnny Avatock, Alaska Indian Arts.

A photo of Johnny Avatock crafting a piece of art that looks like silver bracelets. The art displays Alaskan Indian Arts.