[Photograph of six women with facial tattoos wearing parkas in front of a cloth backdrop. Niviaqsarjuk is seated in the centre in the first row] [Left to right back row: ?, Atunuck, Uckonuck, front row: Aka "Pikey", Niviaqsajuk/Shoofly?, Taptaqut]

(Hudson Bay Expedition aboard CGS "Arctic" 1904-05), On the caption card: "This picture is to show the tattooing marks of the different tribes. L to R (standing): Maria represents the tattooing of the Nectchillic; 2nd - tattooing of the Kenepetu tribe; 3rd - tattooing of the Iwilic tribe. L to R (sitting): 1st - Pikey - tattooing of the Kiddlinmuit; 2nd - Hattie of the Iglulik tribe; 3rd - Nellie - of the Southhampton Island tribe. Taken March 8, 1905. Cape Fullerton, N.W.T.", Described by the RECON project., The title of the photograph in square brackets is based on information provided by Project Naming. The goal of this project is to identify and record the names of people, places, activities and events in photographs held at Library and Archives Canada.