Carved History The Totem Poles and House Posts of Sitka National Historical Park Sue Thorsen and Marilyn R. Knapp
Tall totems stand along a scenic coastal trail in a spectacular rainforest setting. Each piece is an intricately carved art form that tells the history of the Native Tlingit and Haida people who have called this area in Southeast Alaska home for hundreds of years.
The only guide to Sitka National Historical Park's totem collection sets the stage for exploration while unraveling some of the mystery behind these intricate carvings. This new updated edition inludes an expanded introduction, descriptions of several new carvings added to the park's collection, and the same in-depth look at each totem pole that has made this award-winning book an essential tool for understanding the carved history of the park since its first publication in 1980.
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Publisher: Alaska Geographic Revised edition, 2008 56 pages Size: 9 x 5 Product type: paperback ISBN 978-0930931896
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