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Grandma, How Do You Light the Qulliq?

Learn all about the history and traditional uses of the qulliq. In this book, a grandmother teaches her grandchild how to light a qulliq and tells her about its history and traditional uses.

Author: Jeanie Joanasie
Illustrator: Ali Hinch
Language: Inuktitut

Ungava Dialect

Hudson Dialect

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Qulliq

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Seal oil lamp carved in stone

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