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Frog Gravestone

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Gravestone with a frog figure coming out of the stone.

Type: Still Image

Cemetery

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Cemetery with cross and gravestone with a frog figure coming out of it.

Type: Still Image

Gravestone with Frog

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Gravestone with a frog figure coming out of the stone.

Type: Still Image

Grave yard with cross and frog gravestones

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Cemetery with a frog figure coming out of the stone.

Type: Still Image

Cannibal Giant Gravestone

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

The Cannibal Giant (Goo-Teekhl) or Wild Man gravestone is modeled after the Cannibal Giant pole in the Frog House of Klukwan. The Giant was captured and burned by hunters but returned in the form of mosquitos to continue to feed on them. The stone is marble and the design is adapted by a white carver with the engraved name of "Tool-cutch-a- koo-nook." The cannibal is holding a dead Tlingit.

Type: Still Image

Figure at the Base of the Cannibal Giant

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

The Cannibal Giant (Goo-Teekhl) or Wild Man gravestone is modeled after the Cannibal Giant pole in the Frog House of Klukwan. The Giant was captured and burned by hunters but returned in the form of mosquitos to continue to feed on them. The stone is marble and the design is adapted by a white carver with the engraved name of "Tool-cutch-a- koo-nook." The cannibal is holding a dead Tlingit.

Type: Still Image

Lower figure on the Cannibal Gravestone

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

The Cannibal Giant (Goo-Teekhl) or Wild Man gravestone is modeled after the Cannibal Giant pole in the Frog House of Klukwan. The Giant was captured and burned by hunters but returned in the form of mosquitos to continue to feed on them. The stone is marble and the design is adapted by a white carver with the engraved name of "Tool-cutch-a- koo-nook." The cannibal is holding a dead Tlingit.

Type: Still Image

Bear and Human Gravestone

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Grave figure with a bear and human figure at the base

Type: Still Image

Gravestone

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Gravestone with unknown animal figure

Type: Still Image

Gravestone Profile

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Gravestone with unknown animal figure

Type: Still Image