Object type: ethnography / Collection place: British Columbia, Canada / Collector: C. F. Newcombe - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Drawings and mock up of totem pole, accession number 2-10723.3, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Post, accession number 2-9221, described as One of pair of house posts from interior of a plank house. Have projection at the top for mortising to roof poles (Charles Brown, 12 June, 1964). Represents an ancestor.

Hearst Museum object titled Post, accession number 2-9222, described as One of pair of house posts from interior of a plank house. Have projection at the top for mortising to roof poles (Charles Brown, 12 June, 1964). Represents an ancestor.

Hearst Museum object titled Totem pole, accession number 2-10723, described as Made of cedar painted red, black, white and blue. Meaning of carvings (top to bottom): 1) Three watchers (with dancing hats indicative of rank); 2) Toothed eagle, wife's crest; 3) Frog, wife's crest; 4) Mountain spirit/demon (ornamental filling); 5) Grizzly bear, owner's chief crest. Associated drawings and miniature mockup are associated with this number as well.

Hearst Museum object titled Totem pole fragments, accession number 2-10723.2, no description available.