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The Inuksuk are ancient Canadian Inuit structures. Built in the image of man, they are signature on Artic landscape of a hunter who has previously passed his way. Their strenght of presence gives comfort to the traveller, assuring him that he is not alone. They also send messengers indicating safe passages, natural, shelter, and good hunting.
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