Native Copper Objects of the Copper Eskimo, Volumes 8-9

Native Copper Objects of the Copper Eskimo Volumes 8-9 is a comprehensive guide to the copper Eskimo people's traditional art of metalworking. Author Donald A. Cadzow examines the significance of copper in the Eskimo culture and describes in detail the various objects made from it, including knives, arrows, harpoon heads, fishhooks, and more.
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