Three Inuit from Boothia Felix mb-code 1620403 Found in the collection of

Found in the collection of the The Royal Collection

It was visited by more than six million people before it closed at the end of October 1862

the nearer one has been specially enlarged to accommodate a woman sporting an enormous hair-style which was the fashion of the day

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Three Inuit from Boothia Felix mb-code 1620403 Found in the collection ofThis plate shows, from left to right, Shulanina, Tulluahiu (Tulluachiu) and Tiriksiu (Tirikshiu), a man and two women from Boothia Felix, now known as the Boothia Peninsula. In January 1830, Tulluahiu was fitted with a wooden leg by the carpenter on John Ross's ship Victory, while Tirikshiu helped the ship's navigator with his map of the land around the Gulf of Boothia. Plate facing p. 272 of the Narrative of a second voyage in search of a north west