Recherche dans la collection - [C/Cst. Tululick "Scottie", Tululick's wife, and their daughter Tutuucktuuck "Koo-tuck-tuck"] wearing caribou parkas posing in front a cloth

(Hudson Bay Expedition aboard CGS "Arctic", R1904-05)
Described by the RECON project.
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In an article in "Nunatsiaq News" by Kenn Harper, he writes that there was never any tribal designation as Kinipetu. It refers to a group that does not, and never did, exist by that name. The word comes to us as a misunderstanding, but one that was repeated a number of times. The people called Kinipetu were a group of Inuit called the Qairnirmiut, people who traditionally lived between Baker Lake and the seacoast near Chesterfield Inlet.
Nunatsiaq Online, January 17, 2014

Suckeymore and his wife of the Kenepetu tribe March 1905. Cape Fullerton