Seasons In the past, Inuit have had scientists, seamstresses, hunters, doctors, geologists, whalers, archaeologists, policemen, nurses, enforcers, mid-wives, philosophers, meteorologists, teachers, and of course astrolog

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Date: 2012-11-08 10:57:32 Aboriginal peoples in Canadian territories Aboriginal peoples in Quebec Eskimos Indigenous peoples of North America Inuit culture Inuit Walrus Reindeer Igunaq Zoology Biology Aboriginal peoples in Canada		Seasons In the past, Inuit have had scientists, seamstresses, hunters, doctors, geologists, whalers, archaeologists, policemen, nurses, enforcers, mid-wives, philosophers, meteorologists, teachers, and of course astrolog Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nmto.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 53,16 KB Share Document on Facebook

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