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The arctic food was foxes, caribou, and polar bears. They used kayaks to Hunt seals , walrus, and whales. A main food source was salmon too.

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they build Igloos and log cabins for homes . They use cedar trees for log Cabins and used ice for igloos.

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They dressed in warm layers of loose fitting clothe. They wore seal skin as boots. They wore for parka on top of layers.

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This is a carved polar bear that was made by the arctic Indians. It is made of Wood.

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