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An Inuit Otter Amulet. Medium: ivory. Date: circa.1870-1880. Dimensions: 3.5 inches long. The amulet shows an otter swimming on its back with its paws touching its face. The holes and skeletal markings were a reminder of mortality and the passage of time.

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