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Helen tells a old myth about how the Raven got its colour.

Helen talks about the old ways of gathering to sing and dance.

Helen jokes about the formal name for the tabletop often used to prepare Inuit food and then tells a story about gathering to eat.

Helen tells a story about seeing cranes dancing that takes a hilarious twist.

A photograph of Inuvialuktun translator Helen Kitekudlak from Ulukhaqtuuq facilitating the workshop.

Agnes White interviews Helen Gruben then Willie Gruben about their lifestyle, places they traveled, hunted and trapped. They also tell stories.

A photo of a few people heating the drums for Fort Good Hope Dancers.

A photo of people loading a plane heading from Inuvik to Aklavik.

A photo of Nora Hayulaq/Hayulaaq (Jimmy Memorana’s wife), Emma Ikiyuna, and Sam Kuniluk eating outside of a tent.

The image shows Peter Esau hauling seal home by dog team.

A photo that includes Rhoda Aluniq (Ida Aleekuk’s mom), unidentified child, Minnie Nanmak, Sarah Lennie in front with ulu, Kinoogun, (Frank Cockney’s grandmother), behind; Tukpan (Emma Dick’s mother). All of them are skinning and harvesting a…

Cathy Cockney interviews Harry Egotak then Mary Akoakhion about their family genealogies with help from an unidentified interpreter.

A photo of Elder Harry Egotak.

A photo of Elder Harry Egotak.

A photo of Elder Harry Egotak sitting on a couch.

A photo of Elders Harry and Margaret Egotak.

A photo of Elders Harry and Margaret Egotak sitting on a couch.

A photo of a woman throwing the harpoon towards the target with harpoon in mid-air and people watching on the sidelines.

Photo of woman about to throw a harpoon towards the target while spectators watch on on the sidelines.

Woman throws harpoon into the air towards target while crowd watches on in the background.

Photo of man throwing harpoon with harpoon in mid air as spectators watch on during the Muskrat Jamboree, 2001.