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No more than 1/2 mile from the Old Town, we came upon the cliff face which was
carved and painted.

The sign says it all.


Very interesting online exhibits are at:
http://pwnhc.learnnet.nt.ca/exhibits/index.asp

The Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Museum is full of the old and new,
art and technology, native and non-native. Above are a few of the old
prospecting tools from the early miners.

Native clothes, clearly non-Arctic. They may come from
Northwest Territories, but they look very much like
they wouldn't be out of place with Native American a thousand miles south.

Carving of bone and ivory has gone on for thousands of years.

Several dioramas showed the animals native to NWT.


Dogrib legend.


NWT artwork


This panel was outside a craft store in Yellowknife.
Finishing up soon!
Hope you liked it!
Larry Reich
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