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Carving base

Maker
Date 1930-1965
Medium / Technique Stone, ivory
Dimensions5.1 x 9 x 0.6 cm
ClassificationCommunication Objects - Arts - Visual Arts
CultureIndigenous: Inuit
Geocultural Area Arctic
Origin Canada
Object NumberUA191
DivisionIndigenous Cultures - Historical Objects
CollectionMcCord
Status
Not on view

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
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Carving base
Inconnu / Unknown
1940-1960
M2006.48.344
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Carving
Inconnu / Unknown
1960-1970
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Bird in flight
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Bird in flight
Inconnu / Unknown
1945-1954
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Narwhals
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1980-1988
ME988.138.51A-B
Walrus
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Walrus
Inconnu / Unknown
1960-1970
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Walrus
Carving
Walrus
Inconnu / Unknown
1960-1970
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Walrus
Carving
Walrus
Inconnu / Unknown
1960-1970
ME988.138.47
Inuit and birds
Carving
Inuit and birds
Inconnu / Unknown
1960-1970
ME988.138.43
Woman weaving a mat
Carving
Woman weaving a mat
Inconnu / Unknown
1950-1956
M956.11.1-2
No Title
Carving
Simo Alookie
1965-1980
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Snow goose
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1950-1964
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Bear and hunter
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Bear and hunter
Cain Irqqarqsaq
1980
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