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Tip-shape shelter with covering of caribou skin

The Caribou Skin Lodge: Traditional Dogrib Shelter

September 9, 2020 Global Bushlife Leave a comment

The Tlicho people, also known as Dogrib people, are an Indigenous people in what is now Canada. They are part…

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Posted in: Indigenous Culture, Traditional Shelters and Lodges Filed under: Canada, caribou, caribou skin, Dene, Dogrib, First Nations, hunting, Northwest Territories, shelters, tipi, Tlicho

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