Parmi les Inuits d'Alaska, le i'noGo tied (maison des esprits) fait référence à une amulette de chance et de protection, faite à partir de blanc de baleine recouvert de fourrure de phoque.
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I'noGo Tied — Parmi les Inuits d Alaska, le i noGo tied (maison des esprits) fait référence à une amulette de chance et de protection, faite à partir de blanc de baleine recouvert de fourrure de phoque. Mythologie inuit Créatures et esprits Féminin : A… … Wikipédia en Français
I'nogo tied — Parmi les Inuits d Alaska, le i noGo tied (maison des esprits) fait référence à une amulette de chance et de protection, faite à partir de blanc de baleine recouvert de fourrure de phoque. Mythologie inuit Créatures et esprits Féminin : A… … Wikipédia en Français
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