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    Posted 13 years ago

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    ralph
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    stone carvings approx 3-4 inches high,made from granite,marble or similar,black in colour.believed to be made in canada by the eskimo's.i would like some information if someone could help me please..

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    1. ralph ralph, 12 years ago
      thanks beauxpurdy
    2. ralph ralph, 12 years ago
      the soap stone carvings could be from Alaska or Canada.








    3. walksoftly walksoftly, 12 years ago
      Can you post some more pictures?
      Canadian artists traditionally carve out of soapstone.
    4. Caperkid, 8 years ago
      http://icor.ottawainuitchildrens.com/node/51

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