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that the Inuit used were made out of stone, or parts of animals, like bone, ivory,... [DOC] [TLE] The inuit by Gabriella Adams on Prezi [PAR] Dec 7, 2015 ... They built houses out of sod, driftwood, and whalebone. seals, whales, ... Many 
archaeolgists believe that the ancient ancestors of today's inuit may have come to 
america about ... traditional inuit sometimes made sled runners from walrus tusk 
ivory. ... These ways inclued drying or storage in a sealskin bag. [DOC] [TLE] RUNNERS OF MUD AND ICE: THE HISTORIC QAMUTIIK::Mushing ... [PAR] Mar 1, 2010 ... At first sight a modern qamutiik looks simple in design: Two wooden ... If no wood 
was avaible, the coastal Arctic peoples made sleds out of ... Inuit, walrus ivory is 
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and only tusks excavated by native Alaskan Inuits and found on native lands may 
be sold. ... These artifacts were most frequently ancient fire starters, sled runners, 
net... [DOC] [TLE] TED Case Studies: Mammoths and Ivory Trade - American University [PAR] Most early trade in modern societies was, in fact, perhaps not for economic gain, 
but ... These figurines carved out of mammoth ivory are found at many sites all 
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their ... drills, picks, adzes, knives, scrapers, needle case, and ivory runners for 
hand... [DOC] [TLE] Precontact Inuit Land Use - Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage [PAR] The Inuit and their ancestors made extensive use of Labrador's natural resources 
before contact with Europeans in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. ... sizes 
to catch these animals and fashioned sharp blades from bones, ivory, and stones
. ... The Thule built the frames of both vessels out of wood or walrus ribs and... [DOC] [TLE] The Thule - Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage [PAR] Thule culture appears to have grown out of an exchange of ideas, and ... 
fashioned into dog sleds which often had whale bone runners, and sealskins 
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whalebone runners. ... a useful glimpse at the spiritual and communal life of 
Labrador's first Inuit. [DOC] [TLE] Grade 5: Module 3B: Unit 1 - EngageNY [PAR] relationship that existed between native Inuit people and animal resources in the 
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Why did traditional Inuit prefer to make sled runners from walrus tusk ivory 
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skins of these animals to make clothes and tents. .... Frame sleds, used often in 
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harpoon heads from bone or ivory and tipped the heads with a stone or iron point
. [DOC] [TLE] Arctic [PAR] A. Inuit is general name give to the group of closely related Native languages ... 
layer with the fur facing the skin and an outer layer with the fur facing out. ... It has 
runners made of frozen salmon wrapped in hide and glazed with moss and water
. ... Sources for ivory in the Arctic are tusks of walrus, narwhal, and frozen wooly...

Question: Early Inuits made the runners for these out of ivory
Answer: sleds