A Large, Detailed Walrus Sitting On The Ground. With Ivory Tusks

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Box #: 4 Artifact: Caring Pink & Beige Victoria Island Stone, Ivory Where: Cambridge Bay, Nunavut Date: Unknown Artist Name (English): Noah Etkiliktak Artist Name (Inuktitut): None Signed: Yes Story: We Purchased This Beautiful Walrus Carving From Noah In 2002/2004 While Living Cambridge Bay.

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