Stick Into Hole Game. A Game For Adults.

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A Small Stick Is Attached To A Bone With A Number Of Holes, Different Sizes, With 18" Of Sinew Tying Them Together. Box #: 18 Artifact: Toy Cariboo Bone, Sinew Where: Broughton Island / Qikiqtarjuaq, Nunavut Date: 1989 Artist Name (English): Unknown Artist Name (Inuktitut): None Signed: None Story: While Living In Broughton Island I Purchased This Carving From Someone Who Came To Our Home. To Play This Game You Hold The Stick, Swing The Bone Back And Forth And Try To Catch The Bone In One Of The Many Holes. More Points For The Smaller Hole. The Bone Is Carved With A Polar Bear.

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