Browse Items (5324 total)

A photo of four women sitting on a bench in a park with a few trees behind them. Left to Right: unidentified person, Effie Rogers, Eva or Emma Raddi, unidentified person.

A photo of a man sitting at the bank of the Steward River, looking toward the river.

A photo of Harry Taliriktuk, Ernest Donovan, Mr. Webster (Anglican minister), and Victor Ikutaq (Rufu Niriunaq’s husband) sitting on a loaded sled.

A photo of William Kuptana, his wife Uralin, Margaret, and Donald sitting on chairs inside a house.

A photo of two men sitting on a log and drinking out of cups.

A photo that includes the following (left to right): Leila Voudrach, Mary Talurmik Gruben (her sister is Leila's mom), Joanne Roach, Emma Gruben, Alice Gruben, (Ivy Uukunaq) Anikina all sitting inside on a bench in there traditional clothing. …

A photo of William Chicksi and unidentified person sitting inside of a house with a few beds in the background.

A photo of Edward Lennie sitting down in Jim Koe park in front of SAMS school.

The photo shows Melvin Olanna, Beth Phillips, and Mary Annis sitting down together by the window.

A photo of a man sitting at a desk with a computer and a printer.

The image shows Site of Kathleen Hansen's log cabin, Coal Mine Lake.

Site NjVj-5, abandoned log cabin, west of Ptarmigan Bay.

Site NjVj-5, abandoned log cabin, west of Ptarmigan Bay.

Site NjVj-5, abandoned log cabin, west of Ptarmigan Bay.

Site NjVj-5, abandoned log cabin, west of Ptarmigan Bay.

Site NjVj-5, abandoned log cabin, west of Ptarmigan Bay.

The image shows Siralik lake in the background (south of Roland Bay) with a few other lakes surrounding it.

A photo of Sir Alexander Mackenzie School in Inuvik.

Songs and poems about the sun. In the Siglitun dialect.

The attendees of the Inuvialuit Elders Storytelling Gathering having a sing-along on the final day of the gathering. Agnes White brought a hymn book that the group is flipping through.

A photo of Simone and Molly Goose.

Aklavik, N.T. Elder, Simon Bennett is speaking to and sending greetings to family and friends on the The People Speak Inuit Program.

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

Siliuyaq and Qurannaq after Lily-Ann Green shares a story, all laughing together.
Output Formats

atom, dc-rdf, dcmes-xml, json, omeka-xml, rss2