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angusandersen900 on Twitter: "Materials we use for Seal oil lamp: Soapstone carved lamp, Seal fat and arctic moss. https://t.co/ooN5slUelC" / Twitter
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angusandersen900 on Twitter: "I have my Kullik, seal oil lamp lit, remembering my elders back in Labrador. Lamps are made from soapstone, using seal fat rendered and wild arctic cotton for wick.
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angusandersen900 on Twitter: "Lighting a Kullik The seal-oil, blubber or soapstone lamp is the traditional oil lamp used by ALL Inuit, including the Chukchi and the Yupik. Photo: David Ho https://t.co/PcfZIizgMR" /
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angusandersen900 on Twitter: "The oldest source of heat and light we have is the Seal Oil Lamp, it predates colonial visitors. Made from soapstone, we use seal oil or whale oil for
