Taloyoak 2009 The Inuit name Taloyoak describes a large stone blind that was formerly used by hunters to herd caribou for the kill. Taloyoak is west of the Boothia Peninsula, at the heart of the Northwest Passage. Former

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Date: 2013-08-19 06:59:50 Aboriginal peoples in Canadian territories Taloyoak Aboriginal peoples in Quebec Eskimos Indigenous peoples of North America Cambridge Bay Gjoa Haven Boothia Peninsula Kitikmeot Region Nunavut Nunavut Aboriginal peoples in Canada Inuit		Taloyoak 2009 The Inuit name Taloyoak describes a large stone blind that was formerly used by hunters to herd caribou for the kill. Taloyoak is west of the Boothia Peninsula, at the heart of the Northwest Passage. Former Add to Reading List Source URL: gov.nu.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 185,23 KB Share Document on Facebook

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