"In gravel along the river's bar, it is difficult for a stake to stay in place so often we use a section of Mammoth Tusk to hold down the tent."

"They can't help themselves, they just have to cross this river to my side and see what I am doing."   "It is usually not a good time for a visit as I am not able to share my peanut clusters.  I always have to cram all of the chocolate in my mouth at once so he will not get anxious or disappointed not getting any of the snacks."

"The Little Inuit, meet their friends on the tundra, most famous of all Eskimo, these fellows were only thirty inches or so in height.  They remained hidden from the other tribes, they were concerned about being enslaved.  The tundra was their home and once in a while an Athabaskan or Eskimo would spot one but he would quickly vanish."  "Woolly Mammoth Ivory, Studio Sidmore"

"Bear and Cub pendant of "Woolly Mammoth Ivory"  "Gemstone beads are used and on occasion I use glass beads that are original and in keeping with the Russian trade tradition."

"The Denbigh Shaman in a new introduction with Toklat Grizzly group.  At first it did not go easily, but the Shaman was befriended as always with the bear."  "Woolly Mammoth Ivory sculpture, Sidmore Studio."

"The Denbigh Inuit" were the smallest, at less than a meter in height.  They were magical people and remained hidden from other Inuit villagers due to their powers and influence in the natural world.  Remnants of them are discovered by their expert crafted weaponry.  In the sculpture composition, it is the Denbigh people that protect the bear and even swims and ride them... all across the Arctic." "Woolly Mammoth Ivory" collected in the village of Koyuk, Norton Sound, Alaska."