Item C-09293 - Indian monumental carvings and totems with dressed figures in front of the Chiefs lodges at Comox

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Indian monumental carvings and totems with dressed figures in front of the Chiefs lodges at Comox

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C-09293

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  • [1866-1870] (Creation)

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(1838-1914)

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Archives code(s): HP057622

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Accession number(s): 198509-002
MS-3100, Album 5, Page 9.
Extended caption on following page: The highest Totem Pole is to the memory of a rascally chief, who was out fishing one day outside Comox Harbour [and] came across a strange canoe containing eleven Indians whom he slew and brought their heads to his home, young and old, to commemorate so great a deed, after his death a pole was erected to the memory of himself, wife and daughter, dressed in their fine store clothes, and he with a carved wooden head, dangling on the strong sinew of a deer, and a flag with three streamers floating in the wind. Cakes of blackberries drying in the sun on the wooden stands in front of the view.

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