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The image shows two boats with varies people standing on them, getting the boat ready to leave. Standing Noel Ikarsaq, Left to Right: Tom Elanik, Tom's Wife, Mary Harley(?) and her husband Credit: Martha Harry

A photo of Quyeraetuk (Imirak’s younger brother) and Katauyaq (Philip Haogak’s brother (?) (different dad) Uniyaq’s son) standing beside each other near a cabin.

Two Elders interact during Northern Games events held in Tuktoyaktuk, 1974.

A photo of two children smiling.

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

A photo of two children standing beside each other with houses and a snowmobile in the background.

Aerial view of two log cabins south end of King Point, Yukon coast.

Aerial view of two log cabins south end of King Point, Yukon coast.

A photo of two men using a saw to cut wood logs.

A photo of two men in front of a log building in Old Crow.

A photo of two people walking towards upright ice chisel in the middle of a snowstorm at Hornaday River in 1973.

A photo of Packing Hayolak, Paulinaq, Nurahaq, Makkarhaq, and Kulaq standing in front of a house in Kugluktuk.

The image shows an aerial view of archaeological excavation of two sod houses at Avadlek Spit. The image also shows the crew camp, along with driftwood across the beach.

A photo of two women standing on a rock in a park.

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.

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

A photo of two houses by the the ocean inlet in Ulukhaktok during winter 1976.

Frank Kuptana is storytelling about his lifestyle long ago, of his travels when he was a young man, of seal hunting, of fishing, of the very few people and houses at Ulukhaktok when he first went there, of the trading post, of Father Bruyant, of…

A photo of the community of Ulukhaktok in the distance with a schooner ashore in foreground at the right.

The photo shows a number of Ulus on a table.

A child named Haaryuaq introduces their school. In all three Inuvialuktun dialects.

A child named Haaryuaq introduces their school.. In the Uummarmiutun dialect.
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