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[Inuk man, Johnny Inukpuk, shows boots lined with bird skins] The Belcher Island natives are one of the few groups who still use bird skins for their clothing. Here one of the native men shows that the inside lining of his mukluk is made of bird skins
Hierarchical level:ItemDate:1949Reference:R216-3950-0-E, Box number: 3593Item no. (creator):116 (11)Type of material:PhotographsFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:3198725Context of this record: -
Record information – Details Date(s):1949Bilingual equivalent:Place:Belcher Islands, N.W.T., [Belcher Islands, Nunavut],Place of creation:No place, unknown, or undeterminedLanguage of material:EnglishScope and content:Additional name(s):Additional information:Source:GovernmentOther accession no.: -
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