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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm color film with sound, accession number 26-52, described as Wooden Box", box made by steaming and bending. Process from felling tree to finished product; range and variation of tools employed—old tools and contemporary counterparts. Mungo Martin, Kwakiutl. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm motion picture film, accession number 26-458, described as Kwakiutl: Cedar box; Mungo Martin affixing bottom to box with dowel; cutting, trimming, fitting top for box. Northwest Coast (various): approx. 250' of Provincial Museum displays: Kwakiutl hunter gearbox, old native "copper," Tsimshian carved box, black cod kelp lines, carved spoons. 16mm film, reel 427, 825', camera rolls 450, 445-446 Original
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm motion picture film, accession number 26-446, described as Kwakwaka'wakw: Mungo Martin measuring, scoring board for bending at corners of cedar box, drills holes for string ties; Mungo and Henry Hunt erect and repair Henry's finished totem pole. Provincial Museum display of doctor's beaver tooth crown, inlaid spoons; late 19th century totem pole photographs. 16mm film, reel 341, 600', camera rolls 438-440, 447-449, 451-454 Original.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm motion picture film, accession number 26-486, described as Kwakiutl/Nootka: Henry Hunt carving totem pole; totem poles at Thunderbird Park, Victoria B.C.; Mungo Martin and Henry Hunt felling a tree and preparing log for totem pole. 16mm film, reel 437, 950', camera rolls 328-4, 329-4 Original
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm motion picture film, accession number 26-445, described as Kwakwaka'wakw: Henry Hunt painting raven totem pole; Mungo Martin splitting slab to make cedar box, using knives, mauls, and adzes to trim boards for sides of box. 16mm film, reel 340, 500', camera rolls 428-437 Original
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm motion picture film, accession number 26-438, described as Kwakiutl: Mungo Martin carving totem pole at Thunderbird Park, Victoria, B.C. using adze, maul, and chisel. 16mm film, reel 334, 250', camera roll 326-4 Original
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm motion picture film, accession number 26-455, described as Kwakiutl: Cedar box; Mungo Martin scoring and steaming plank in preparation for bending and forming into sides of box; splitting log to make plank for bottom; shaping bottom; securing bottom to sides with dowels. 16mm film, reel 342, 350', camera rolls 442-444 Original
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled 16mm motion picture film, accession number 26-440, described as Kwakiutl/Haida/Bella Coola/Tsimshian house fronts and totem poles, plus 50' app. of Mungo Martin carving pole with adze. 16mm film, reel 333, 425', camera rolls 324-325 Original Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Motion picture film, accession number 26-419, described as Kwakiutli Mr & Mrs. Hunt perform Hamatsa dance in Thunderbird Park, Victoria, B.C.; Mungo Martin dancing; three women dancing with button blankets; salmon roasting on fire for feast after dances
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-6865, described as Mungo Martin and wife Sarah Hunt (Abayah) Martin, drumming and singing. Thunderbird Park, Victoria, B.C.; October 1961. Per Door Book/Accession Record: Mungo Martin and wife, drumming and singing, Thunderbird Park.

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