Fish Weir

Item number 2871/31 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Reverse image of fisherman on uneven shaped black background. Depicts fisherman wearing toque, parka, and boots in a crouched position holding harpoon with speared fish. To the right of the fisherman is bird's eye view of ice hole. Ice hole is very large and there are geometric lines around the perimeter representing cracked ice, while the centre has numerous long marks representing water. Inuit syllabics are written to the left of the man on the image, and are also written underneath the image in pencil.