Sleeping Polar Bear.

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Box #: 8 Artifact: Caring Soapstone, Polished Light Green Where: Kugloktuk (Coppermine) Date: 2005 Artist Name (English): Douglas Akoilak Artist Name (Inuktitut): None Signed: Yes Story: I Made A Trip To Kugloktuk In 2005 In My Capacity As Justice Specialist For The Region. I Purchased This Carving At That Time.

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