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Title: Bear Memorial Pole at New Kasaan
Description: Bear Memorial pole with a bear on top.
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Mortuary Pole and Tree in Old Kasaan
Description: Mortuary Pole interrupted by a tree. The figure depicts either a bear or beaver..
Date: 1966, 1966

Title: Row of Mortuary Posts at Old Kasaan
Description: mortuary poles at the grave yard on the west side of the village. The left side is a bird like depiction, right Stone Ribs inside of a sea lion skin. Stone Ribs is known as the legendary strong man. This pole depicts him encased in the body of a sea lion, whose upthrust head and nose are at the the top of the pole. At the base is a bear figure.
Date: 1968, 1968

Title: Sonnihat Pole Replica at New Kasaan
Description: Sonnihat's pole
Date: 1966, 1966

Title: Beaver Memorial Pole at Old Kasaan
Description: Memorial Pole at Old Kasaan. The figure has a Beaver at the base holding a stick, with a smaller bear or beaver figure above the tail. Above the figures are sgil or Potlatch Rings.
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Details of Chief Skowl's Pole
Description: Details of Skowl's pole. This pole was about 50 ft high, and stood at chief Skowl's Rib House. The pole was restored in New Kasaan. The figures are Raven with a moon in its beak; Raven holding his beak downwards and a Bear with cubs in its mouth.
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Stone Ribs Pole
Description: Stone Ribs inside of a sea lion skin. Stone Ribs is known as the legendary strong man. This pole depicts him encased in the body of a sea lion, whose upthrust head and nose are at the the top of the pole. At the base is a bear figure.
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Beaver Memorial Pole at Old Kasaan
Description: Memorial Pole at Old Kasaan. The figure has a Beaver at the base holding a stick, with a smaller bear or beaver figure above the tail. Above the figures are sgil or Potlatch Rings.
Date: 1966, 1966

Title: Beaver Memorial Pole at Old Kasaan
Description: The top of a Memorial pole, the figure is a bird depiction. Memorial Pole at Old Kasaan. The figure has a Beaver at the base holding a stick, with a smaller bear or beaver figure above the tail. Above the figures are sgil or Potlatch Rings.
Date: 1966, 1966

Title: NO FISHING By Order of Premier Clark (Hunting of Alaskans Permitted)
Date: 1997-05-23

Title: Details of Chief Skowl's Pole
Description: Details of Skowl's pole. This pole was about 50 ft high, and stood at chief Skowl's Rib House. The pole was restored in New Kasaan. The figures are Raven with a moon in its beak; Raven holding his beak downwards and a Bear with cubs in its mouth.
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Remaining monument in Old Kasaan
Description: Remains of a monument in the village of Old Kasaan
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Remaining Mortuary Post in Old Kasaan
Description: Remains of a mortuary post, the top depicts a bird.
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Totem Poles at New Kasaan
Description: Ha'u (east) Pole, Flying Ground Hog Pole, and Spencer Pole
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Row of Mortuary Posts at Old Kasaan
Description: Early row of Mortuary poles
Date: 1966, 1966

Title: Remaining Memorial pole in Old Kasaan
Description: Remains of a Memorial pole in the village of Old Kasaan
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Sonnihat Carved House Posts
Description: Elaborate carved house posts inside chief ""Sonnihat""'s house. Chief ""Sonnihat"" belonged to an eagle lineage, and the whale was part of his crest figures, which the two corner posts represent. The pole in the center was known as ""Head House Totem""
Date: 1966, 1966

Title: East Pole at New Kasaan
Description: Ha'u (East) Pole
Date: 1967, 1967

Title: Human Memorial Pole at Old Kasaan
Description: Memorial pole depicting a human figure
Date: 1966, 1966

Title: Details of Chief Skowl's Pole
Description: Details of Skowl's pole. This pole was about 50 ft high, and stood at chief Skowl's Rib House. The pole pole was restored in New Kasaan. The figures are Raven with a moon in its beak; Raven holding his beak downwards and a Bear with cubs in its mouth.
Date: 1966, 1966

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