This is a popular landmark built by the Inuit people. During the summer hunts, Inuit families sometimes built stone piles, often in the shape of humans with outstretched arms. The Inuit call these sculptures "inukshuks." They marked good fishing sites, provided shelter from the wind, and sometimes offered a place for hunters to ambush caribou. On the wild arctic landscape they are often the only sign that humans have passed through, a symbol of the traditional Inuit way of life.Print the body on its head with supports, I found this works best. When glued to the base it stands about 1 1/2" tall. Scale it up or down to create an assortment of sizes. Included is also a single piece STL file, base and body, print it with exterior supports.Enjoy!