Exhibition in Kangiqsujuaq, summer 2001
Exhibition of archaeological discoveries made in the summer of 2007 in the qarmaq near Avataq’s office in Inukjuak, 2007
When a team from the Avataq Cultural Institute’s archaeology department conducts a dig near a Nunavik community, any findings are shared with the local population via an exhibition held in the village in partnership with local authorities. The radio is used to invite the community to see the display. Exhibitions generally include several components:
Above all, this type of exhibition provides an excellent opportunity for archaeologists and communities to share information and ideas. The events are often complemented by radio broadcasts explaining certain aspects of our research and answering community members’ questions.
Natalie Echalook shows photos of site IbGk-3 to visitors, 2007
Exhibition of the archaeological collection in Salluit, 2003
