Which First Nations culture produced the first significant carvings in the Arctic region?
A) Dorset
B) Tlingit
C) Haida
D) Cree

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The Dorset culture, also known as the Tuniit, were the first people to produce significant carvings in the Arctic region. They lived in what is now known as the Canadian Arctic and Greenland from around 500 BCE until the arrival of the Thule people around 1000 CE. Their carvings were made from materials such as walrus ivory and stone, and often depicted animals and human faces.

Which First Nations Culture Produced the First Significant Carvings in the Arctic