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[Unidentified Cree or Inuuk standing next to sealskin being dried] Original title: Sealskin being dried by Indians at Fort George. Eskimos at Fort George are accepted into Indian camps as they are recognized as the best seal hunters
Hierarchical level:ComponentDate:1949.Reference:Volume number: 14980Item no. (creator):1949-197Type of material:PhotographsFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:3520178Context of this record: -
Record information – Details Date(s):1949.Place:Chisasibi (formerly known as Fort George) (Quebec):Place of creation:Québec (Province)Extent:1 photographLanguage of material:no languageAdditional information:Source:GovernmentOther accession no.: -
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