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Kay Hendrickson "Moving Day Inuks & Sled" Carving: Kay Hendrickson (Inuit (Yupik - Alaskan), 20th/21st century). Carved wood and pigment sculpture with fur and beads depicting two inuk figures leading a dog sled.Provenance: Heard Museum, Arizona; Priv

Apr 14, 2026

Kay Hendrickson "Moving Day Inuks & Sled" Carving

Revere Auctions

Est. $200-$400

13 Inuit Gaming Pieces Incl. Okvik & Thule Period: Group of 13 carved organic material Inuit gaming pieces, including carved puffin with circle and dot motif from the Okvik period, 250 BCE to 100 CE, three Thule bird form gaming pieces, assorted other

Apr 14, 2026

13 Inuit Gaming Pieces Incl. Okvik & Thule Period

Revere Auctions

Est. $100-$200

3 3/4" Engraved Harpoon, Alaska, St. Lawrence Island. Amazing Example with intricate engraving on: 3 3/4" Engraved Harpoon, Alaska, St. Lawrence Island. Amazing Example with intricate engraving on both sides, amazing polish, and heavy Patina! Alaskan Eskimo Harpoon Toggle.

Apr 19, 2026

3 3/4" Engraved Harpoon, Alaska, St. Lawrence Island. Amazing Example with intricate engraving on

Heartland Artifact Auctions

Est. $15-$10,000

Early Alaskan Eskimo Carved Figurine: A crude seal figure on whales tooth base, 3" x 1 1/2"

Early Alaskan Eskimo Carved Figurine

Poinsett Auction & Realty, Inc.

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Native American Shell & Marine Mammal Tooth Necklace: Native American, Northwestern United States, possibly Alaska, Inuit / Yup'ik culture, ca. 18th to early 20th century CE. A necklace composed of shell heishi beads strung on a monofilament wire with a

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Native American Shell & Marine Mammal Tooth Necklace

Artemis Fine Arts

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