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A young Inuk girl smiles at the camera, Nunavut, ca. 1966.
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A First Nations woman shows a boy how to scrape a fur pelt, no known location, unknown date.
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Inuk child wears a winter parka, Nunavut, 1964.
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First Nations woman works on some beadwork, no known location, unknown date.
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Inuk child stands outside in the winter, Kinngait, Nunavut, 1961.
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First Nations man sits on the axle of a wooden cart, no known location, unknown date.
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A group of Inuit stand together inside a building, Nunavut, 1964.
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Inuit women wrapping cleaned salmon, Kuujjuaq, Quebec, 1960.
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Little girl at a swing, Igluligaarjuk, Nunavut, September 1958.
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Inuk woman wearing traditional clothing, Newfoundland and Labrador, ca. 1905–1915.
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First Nations man with a string of fish in Georgian Bay, Ontario, date unknown.
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A First Nations man in British Columbia, 1947.
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Inuuk women wearing head scarves, unknown location in Nunavut or Northwest Territories, 1929.
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Three Inuit boys in Wolstenholme, Quebec, September 1926.
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Woman dressed in fur, Pangnirtung, Nunavut (formerly Northwest Territories), ca. 1923.
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A woman wears a scarf and a plaid shawl, Killiniq (formerly Port Burwell), Nunavut, August 1960.
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Inuk woman carries a large bag of sugar from a barge, Apex, Iqaluit, Nunavut, June–August 1960.
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Two First Nation men stand on a wet dock beside a gas pump, unknown location, no known date.
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Mackenzie Porter (right) with three Inuit men and two other men on a boat near Iqaluit, Nunavut, 1956–1960.
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A Dene man picks raspberries at the experimental farm at Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories, 1955–1963.
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