"Inukshuk means "likeness of a person" in Inuktitut (the Inuit language) and is represented as a stone figure. The Inuit make inukshuk in different forms and for different reasons, including to show directions to travellers, to warn of impending danger, to mark a place of respect, or to act as helpers in the hunting of caribou."

	Inukshuk No: 111	Click on thumbnail for a larger image.		Click on thumbnail for a larger image.	Inukshuk No: 110 Granite
	Inukshuk No: 109	Click on thumbnail for a larger image.		Click on thumbnail for a larger image.	Inukshuk No: 108
	Inukshuk No: 107 Soapstone	Click on thumbnail for a larger image.		Click on thumbnail for a larger image.	Inukshuk No: 106
	Inukshuk No: 105 Made With: Serpentine multi-coloured stone Dimensions: 10 to 12" H	Click on thumbnail for a larger image.		Click on thumbnail for a larger image.	Inukshuk No: 104 Made With: Serpentine multi-coloured stone Dimensions: 10 to 12" H
	Inukshuk No: 103	Click on thumbnail for a larger image.		Click on thumbnail for a larger image.	Inukshuk No: 102