1701: Angwokook, an [Inuit] from the upper Kazan River. [Published as Pl. 6, Fig 1. in Caribou Eskimos of the Upper Kazan River]. 1705: [Inuit standing in front of Windy River Post door.] 1710b: Pl. 6, fig 2. --- [Inuit], laden with camp gear and trade goods, marching over the Barrens on the way to their camp on the upper Kazan River. They represent the human element that has the most direct effect on the mammalian fauna of Keewatin... [Published as Plate 6, Fig. 2 in Mammals of Keewatin, with this Caption. Also published in Caribou Eskimo of Keewatin as Plate 7, Fig 2. with the same caption.]