There Are 7 Pieces, Soapstone, Wood, Ivory, And Stone.

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Box #: #22 Artifact: Kulick/Stove Where: Pelly Bay, Nunavut (Kugaaruk) Date: 2007 Artist Name (English): Unknown Artist Name (Inuktitut): None Signed: Yes Story: This Is An Actual Inuit Stove They Would Have Used In Their Igloos Or Tents. They Would Have Used Seal Oil Or Whale Oil As Fuel And Arctic Cotton, A Plant Growing There, Like Dandelion Fluff. It Has A Small Piece Of Ivory To Keep The Stove Going. They Now Use It As A Symbol In Ceremonies, Such As Graduations And Ceremonies.

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