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    Esquimaux Indians of the Coast of Labrador, Communicated by a Moravian Missionary 1812
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    Esquimaux Indians of the Coast of Labrador, Communicated by a Moravian Missionary

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2837882
    Date:
    1812
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R13133-199-1-E, Volume number: 12
    Esquimaux Indians of the Coast of Labrador, Communicated by a Moravian Missionary. Portraits SUBJ - NATIVES, CULTURE - ACTIVITIES, FISHING SUBJ - NATIVES, 
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    AN ESQUIMAUX WATCHING A SEAL

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    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2957848
    Date:
    n.d
    Source:
    Private
    AN ESQUIMAUX WATCHING A SEAL. SUBJ - NATIVES, INUIT - ACTIVITIES, FISHING. Capt. GF Lyon (unverified) Engraved by Edward Finden (unverified) Green Star 
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    ESQUIMAUX WATCHING AT A SEAL HOLE

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2955320
    Date:
    n.d
    Source:
    Private
    ESQUIMAUX WATCHING AT A SEAL HOLE. SUBJ - NATIVES, INUIT - ACTIVITIES, FISHING. Capt. GF Lyon, engraved by Edw. Finden (unverified) loaned for photography 
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    [Esquimaux listening at a seal hole] 1824.
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    [Esquimaux listening at a seal hole]

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    3960071
    Date:
    1824
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R13133-173-5-E, Volume number: 11
    [Esquimaux listening at a seal hole]. Inuit Northwest Territories SUBJ - NATIVES, INUIT SUBJ - [ACTIVITIES] FISHING Hunting SUBJ - NATIVES, 
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