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A photo of Sam Raddi smiling away sitting down in a chair.

A photo of Sandy Shaw (member of the Cheechako Singers) and a Guest looking at a book full of songs.

The photo shows a sculpture of a couple of dancers and a drummer on a table.

The photo shows a sculpture of a woman dressed in traditional clothes kneeling on a table.

The photo shows a dead seal liad out on a plastic sheet, most likely for a seal skinning contest. We can also see a lady bending over preparing to do something to the seal with an audience around her.

The photo shows a woman skinning a seal with a man next to her with a camera, as well as a crowd of people watching her.

The photo shows a seal skinning competition in Inuvik.

The photo shows a woman in Jim Koe Park skinning a seal in front of on lookers.

The photo shows a picture of a ''Shaman at Work'', painted by Kiveturuk Moses from Nome, Arctic Art.

A photo of a man carrying a sign that has Inuvik on it walking in front of group from Inuvik at the Fairbanks, Eskimo Olympics.

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

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

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

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

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

A photo of a family that is sitting on the steps of a house. The photo includes: Kimberly, Myra, Donna.

A photo of a man sitting down on a couch looking at the camera.

The photo shows a woman who is smiling away at the camera.

The photo shows Melvin Olanna and Mary Annis sitting on the floor by the window with one of them smoking.

A photo of a young man sitting down smoking a pipe.

A photo of a young man standing beside a lamp.

The photo shows a man standing in front of a nice wall bush with a building behind him.

A photo of Kenneth Peeloolook from Inuvik standing up dressed in a nice traditional parka.

The photo shows Mrs. Carmichael from Aklavik, along with Joe & Annie Henry from Dawson standing together.

A photo of a young man standing up in a house.