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Shelter/Clothing and Adornment - The Inuit Culture

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Shelter/Clothing and Adornment - The Inuit Culture

The main two types of shelter were tents and igloos. The type of shelter depended on how long the family would use it. The materials used for tents were either wood, sod, bark, skins (usually

Shelter/Clothing and Adornment - The Inuit Culture

Shelter/Clothing and Adornment - The Inuit Culture

Thule Culture, Museum

Thule Culture, Museum

Inuit clothing - Wikipedia

Inuit clothing - Wikipedia

inuit Storyboard by pugpaws9000

inuit Storyboard by pugpaws9000

PDF) Clothing of the Inuit and Sámi: Threads of Time

PDF) Clothing of the Inuit and Sámi: Threads of Time

SHELTER OF INUIT - Inuit CULTURE

SHELTER OF INUIT - Inuit CULTURE

It is only outside Inuit culture where the word igloo refers

It is only outside Inuit culture where the word igloo refers

Inuit Clothing: High-tech & unbeaten - The Universal Story

Inuit Clothing: High-tech & unbeaten - The Universal Story

Arctic Clothing and Adornment (Photo Diary)

Arctic Clothing and Adornment (Photo Diary)

Arctic Clothing and Adornment (Photo Diary)

Arctic Clothing and Adornment (Photo Diary)

Traditional Clothing  Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada

Traditional Clothing Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada