Repatriation of Indigenous artifacts key for cultural identity: Northern leaders
‘You know who you are if you know where you come from,’ says Darrel Nasogaluak in Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. Darrel Nasogaluak
Read more‘You know who you are if you know where you come from,’ says Darrel Nasogaluak in Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. Darrel Nasogaluak
Read moreBy Samuel Wat World Intellectual Property Organization passed treaty to protect some traditional knowledge Imitations of Inuit art and artifacts
Read moreA leather-bound folio found in one of Capt. John Franklin’s doomed ships might just show how recoverable other documents might be
Read moreThe case of a fossilized mammoth tusk stolen in Anchorage, Alaska last year has finally come to a close. On
Read moreThe curator of Inuit art for the Government of Nunavut, in Northern Canada, has a job sorting through thousands Inuit
Read moreA box containing human remains was dropped off anonymously at the Ottawa offices of a national organization representing Inuit on
Read moreA river on Alaska’s North Slope is eroding along one of its sections faster than that of any river in
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