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The photo shows a number of Ulus on a table.

A photo of the Ulu exhibit at the University of Alberta Museum in Edmonton

The photo shows the different kinds of ulus and where they came from on a map at the Ulu exhibit by University of Alberta Museum.

The photo shows a man laying down on the couch with two girls, Angela & Anna sitting down on the couch with him.

The photo shows the town of Mayo from across a river that is very clam with mountains in the background.

A photo of Leo Jacobs carving a totem pole, F.H. Collins, at the Alaskan Indian Arts at the Crafts North of 60 fair.

A photo of Tommy Chicksi sitting on the floor in front of TV.

A photo of Tommy & Sarah Kalinek from Inuvik standing together.

A photo of Tom Butters, the Editor of the Drum newspaper in Inuvik, NWT.

The photo shows Alestine Andre from Inuvik sitting on a chair on stage at the Eskimo Olympics in Fairbanks Alaska.

The photo shows an aerial view of the Mackenzie Delta in the Northwest Territories.

The photo shows a group photo of The Cheechako Singers. The photo includes: Ollie Hunnie, Linda Beaudin, Trish Bessell, Estelle Ledet, Larry Barrett, Ed Hunnie.

The photo shows the Cheechako Singers standing up by the wall for a group photo. The photo includes: Ollie Hunnie, Linda Beaudin, Trish Bessell, Estelle Ledet, Larry Barrett, Ed Hunnie.

The photo shows some ''Beaver Skin" being stretched by Bern Will Brown from Colville Lake, Arctic Art.

A photo of Teresa Peter from Fort Yukon, sitting down on something inside a house.

The photo shows a few tents on the shore of the bay with a boat tied up on shore.

The photo shows a tent frame structure with a couple of barrels around it.

A photo of Ted Harrison sitting down with a board that has many papers on it.

A photo of a Tea Boiling contest in Jim Koe park in Inuvik.

A photo of Susan Clayton painting a wall hanging at the Alaska Indian Arts.

The photo shows a Sunset & Thunderstorm on the Steward River.

The photo shows an old post card from Kugluktuk, it shows the summer view of Kugluktuk from the air.

The photo shows a 5'' transluscent stone handle Ulu and a Ulu from Paulatuk that is a 4.5'' Wood Handle.

The photo shows William Day and Jerry Allen Kisoun performing the Stick Pull northern game.

The photo shows a buidling with a sign beside it saying "Steward River, Site of Steward City Shipping Transfer point for silver-lead ore" on it.