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Start Over Object name Video recording Collection place North America Culture or time period Central Northwest Coast cultures
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-453.video, described as Many small reels combined on one large reel (contents in order of splicing) Northwest Coast (various): Kwakiutl Dances in Big House; totem poles; carving log for totem pole; totem poles; Kwakiutl dance; tree selection; totem poles; pole painting; killer whale pole; Henry Hunt attaching beak to Kwakiutl Raven totem ple; Henry Hunt begins tree felling; totem poles; seascape; button blanket costumes; cedar box construction; totem poles; tool sharpening; Kwakiutl dances cedar box; totem poles; Kwakiutl dance; whaling photo; totem poles; tree felling; Raven pole with movable beak; seascape; pole carving; fitting Raven's beak to pole; Kwakiutl dance; pole carving; seascape; animation/area map; old whale photo; Kwakiutl dance; Raven's beak pole; Kwakiutl dances in Big House.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-446.video, 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.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-425.video, described as Kwakiutl/(Nootka?): Scenic footage of Johnstone Straits from Kelsey Bay to Alert Bay; Totem poles at Alert Bay, Alert Bay Cemetery, Gilford Island; house frame a Gilford Island. 16mm film, reel 125, 800', camera rolls 457-465 Work Print
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-424.video, described as Raven totem pole
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-419.video, described as Hamatsa Dance
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-436.video, described as Kwakiutl (?): Doug Cranmer and Bill Reid carving totem pole at Vancouver, B.C.; peeling bark, splitting slabs, tracing pattern on log, beginning carving with axe. 16mm film reel 331, 650', camera rolls 316-319, 319b, 320b Original
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-255.video, described as Film of exhibits- Arrow point display; Yokuts: Salt grass gathering, thrashing and sifting; Kwakiutl: Cedar box and mask museum display; Pomo: Museum basket display
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-427.video, described as Totem poles
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-439.video, described as Kwakiutl: Henry Hunt dancing Second Dance with mask at Indian Dances, Big House, Victoria, B.C. Henry Hunt carving and fitting raven's beak to totem pole at workshop, Victoria, B.C.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-445.video, 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.

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