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sculpture |
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poles |
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paddles |
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masks |
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regalia |
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panels |
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drums |
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boxes |
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bio-Odin Lonning |
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tools |
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culturalpresentations |
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home page |
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Sculpture
Traditional forms of Northwest Coast Native sculpture include totem poles, house posts, model poles, mortuary poles, and welcome figures. Large sculptural pieces document personal identity, crests, status, ancestors, clan stories, and family histories. Totem poles and house posts exemplify how identity and history are recorded.
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