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Sunset on the mile wide Mackenzie River near Fort Providence, NWT. Taken by Ted Grant, 1967.

Sunset on Great Bear Lake. Taken by Ted Grant, 1967.

Sunset over Great Bear Lake. Taken by Ted Grant, 1967.

Aerial view of barrenlands between Dease River Arm on Great Bear Lake and Tree River on Coronation Gulf.

Aerial view of barrenlands between Dease Arm on Great Bear Lake and Tree River on Coronation Gulf.

Aerial view of barrenlands [terrain northeast of Great Bear Lake?].

Aerial view of barrenlands [terrain northeast of Great Bear Lake?].

Sunset on the mile wide Mackenzie River near Fort Providence, NWT. Taken by Ted Grant? 1967.

Sunset over Great Bear Lake [open boat in foreground on shore]. Taken by Ted Grant? 1967.

Aerial view of barrenlands between Dease Arm on Great Bear Lake and Tree River on Coronation Gulf [river and terrain].

Eskimos [2 Inuit boys] outside tents in Pangnirtung work on soapstone carving. Taken by Lynn Ball, 1967.

[Four Inuit] at Cape Dorset settlement, Inookie E3-740, Payonee E7-1648, Ishaw E7-1533, Napatchie E7-750, [appear to be pushing bow of boat on shore]. Taken by Lynn Ball, 1967.

Tucktu lifting Paulousie, Arctic Bay. [At least 5 adults and 4 children climb on board boat.] Taken by Lynn Ball, 1967.

Mary of Arctic Bay E5-1449 [small Inuit girl sitting]. Taken by Lynn Ball, 1967.

Jobee of Arctic Bay E5-1498 [small Inuit boy sitting]. Taken by Lynn Ball, 1967.

Mary and Jobee of Arctic Bay, E5-1449 and E5-1498 [small Inuit boy and girl sitting]. Taken by Lynn Ball, 1967.

The long mother hubbard parka with its halo-like fur trim on the hood is the typical dress of women of the Mackenzie Delta, Tuktoyaktuk, NWT. [Inuvialuit woman wearing parka and holding cane stands in road.] [Ivy Anikina from Tuktoyaktuk]

[Seven] children run across a wooden bridge in Rae, largest Indian [Dene] settlement in Canada's NWT [church in background]. Taken by Ted Grant, 1967.

RCMP constable (visiting off Canadian Coast Guard Ship C.D. Howe) examining harp seal [skin] with Aksakjuk E5-707 in front of Co-op store, Grise Fiord. [Two men pose with skin outside store, sign reads: " The Grise Fiord Eskimo Co-op Ltd./Trading Store", along with NWT crest.] Taken by Lynn Ball, 1967.

Elizabeth Gautier, an Indian [Dene] woman, fleshing hide of newly-killed moose, Fort Good Hope, NWT [scrapes hide draped over horizontal pole on raised cache, with smoking frame? in foreground]. Taken by Denny Ranson, 1964.