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- 242Campbell, Sandy
- 176Seale, Linda N.
- 46Fraser, Marion
- 46Villatoro, Valentin (Supervisor)
- 42Andrew Hoang
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2009-08-12
The door handles on the main doors to the Town Hall in Kiruna, Sweden are made to resemble the shaman's drum.
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.jpg "Door handles with paw prints at the Bear Lodge in Fairbanks, Alaska")
2015-07-08
At the Bear Lodge in Fairbanks, Alaska, are cast metal rectangles with bear paw prints on them. They are mounted on metal rails cast to look like tree branches.
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2021-01-01
Lust and sensuality, the eternal image of nude Venus, an ancient iconography reimagined in the most treasured Western artworks. Important to understanding the power of her image, is an understanding of her iconographic development. In Classical art, Venus was depicted fully clothed, however this...
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.jpg "Dried Labrador Tea (Nittiirnat) leaves")
2016-02-14
Northern Indigenous people have brewed the leaves to make a medicinal tea.
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2001-09-01
Stone drive lanes formerly used by Inuit when hunting caribou, Bathurst Inlet, Nunavut. June 2001
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2021-01-01
Collecting samples drop by drop to gain targeted carrier for cancer treatment. The goal of my studies is to prepare better versions of available medications for improvement in cancer treatment. As part of my study, I purify my prepared nanoparticles from other materials and collect them drop...
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1924
Dundas Harbour, south coast of Devon Island, Nunavut : site of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police post 1924-1951, established to demonstrate Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic. August 2000
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2000-08-01
Dundas Harbour, south coast of Devon Island, Nunavut : site of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police post 1924-1951, established to demonstrate Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic. The white object on the hillside is the fence around the cemetery. Photographed August 2000
