Inuit
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Inuit (singular: Inuk) is a general term for a group of culturally similar indigenous peoples of the Arctic who descended from the Thule-Eskimos (people from Thule culture).
See also: Inuit Lifestyle, Inuit Culture
 Inupiat woman (1907) |
 Inupiat man (1906) |
 Igloo inside (early 20th century) |
 Cooking place, outside (1916) |
 Inupiat family (1917) |
 Inuit place names |
 Inuit art : Inukshuk |
 Traditional Inuit goggles |
 Inuit ulu |
 Inuk (Pond Inlet 1995) |
 Inuit grandmother and grandson (Pond Inlet 1995) |
 Braided Inuit girl (Cape Dorset 1997) |
 Inuit mothers wearing amautit (women parkas with hood), Pond Inlet 1995 |
 Mother with baby carriage (Cape Dorset 2002) |
 Inuit family at home (Pond Inlet 1995) |
 Camp of Inuit hunters on the floe edge (Pond Inlet 1995) |
 Successful ringed seal hunter (Pond Inlet 1995) |
 Walrus hunters near Cape Dorset (1999) |
 Seal hunter near Cape Dorset (1999) |
 Spring journey in a boat fixed on qamutik (Inuit sled) (1995) |
 Inuit in Labrador, Canada (2005) |
