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Drawing of a tent with sealskins on top and caribou skins at the bottom, and drawing of the internal structure of the tent.

Simiunie Weet 007

An old tent with sealskins on top. Caribou skin is at the bottom. The doorway. Long time ago, the Inuit made tents out of caribou skins, because there was nothing else for a tent. The tent poles would stand on a pile of rocks so the tent would be higher. Long time ago, those were the kinds of tents.

Simeonie Weetaluktuk E9-1752, Inukjuak