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Old 17th March 2020, 05:44 AM   #15
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Just this last one i'm going to put up for now. This is not a functional blade, of course, but rather a work of Inuit art. I am posting this to show the importance of the Ulu within the culture, because here it has become the subject of Inuit art, transcending it value as a practical tool and elevating it to the level of cultural icon.
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