Saturday, July 10, 2010


"Mostly locked in permafrost, are a multitude of prehistoric bones of Bowhead and Minke whale along with Walrus, Polar Bear and ancient artifacts of ivory.  This photo illustrates bone and firepit stones frozen in place as the Inuit removes the loose soil from his excavation."  "Gamble village, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska"  "I enjoy sculpting this ancient Walrus Ivory but through the years it has been regulated by the United States Fish and Wildlife to such a dregree as to make overseas shipping not possible.  This is 'private' land owned by the Yupik people in this area of the Bering Sea."

Sunday, June 13, 2010

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"The 'Hobbit' of the Arctic, labeled 'Denbigh' they were legendary and less than a meter in height.  They were Inuit and a mystic people whom could transform into a variety of animals and were kin to the bears."  "Amulet" pendant of 'Woolly Mammoth Ivory.'

Saturday, June 12, 2010

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"Delivered from a crypt...dreams, perpetual, and through the millinea,  where ancient is defined and present the link to our memories."  "Woolly Mammoth Ivory"

           "In The Days when Bears had Pets"




"She was accused of being a 'cannibal' and it was not at all true, she had trained bears and wolves to kill her enemy,  she would then eat them."