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inukshuk

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inukshuk [ɪˈnʊkʃʊk]
n pl inukshuks, inukshuit [ɪˈnʊkʃjuːɪt]
a stone used by the Inuit to mark a location
[from Inuktitut, literally: something in the shape of a man]


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The Olympic winning medals, the Inukshuk symbol of the Olympic games, the Aboriginal pavilion, the First Nation art program and the partnership with the Four Host Nations, will showcase Canadian First Nation arts and artists to the world at the Vancouver Olympic Games in February 2010.
Our People Visitors to the Our People exhibit are welcomed by a large Inukshuk made from stones shipped from Labrador, to represent the Thule and Inuit cultures of Labrador and northern Canada.
She noted that Olympic organizers had borrowed an Inuit symbol -- a stone marker called an Inukshuk -- for the Games and urged them to "follow-through and support Inuit all the way.
 
 
 
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