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Painted house front and totem pole at Port Chilkoot.

This is the figure from the Gonakadet pole that once stood at Wrangell. This figure is from the Stongman or Duk-Toohl (black skin) section of the pole. It represents the island on which Duk-toohl split the sea lioin in half.

Painting of the Raven Tribal House by Fort Seward. The Design is of a Raven and a Whale.

Housefront painting by Fort Seward. The Design is of a Raven and a Whale.

Housefront painting by Fort Seward. The Design is of a Raven and a Whale.

Housefront painting by Fort Seward. The Design is of a Raven and a Whale.

Housefront painting by Fort Seward. The Design is of a Raven and a Whale.

Housefront painting by Fort Seward. The Design is of a Raven and a Whale.

Housefront painting by Fort Seward. The Design is of a Raven and a Whale.

Older gentleman and young carver working on a totem pole.

Detail of Totem Pole being carved. The section that is being carved is between the whale figures eyes/eyebrows. The whale figure's eye show a good example of an Ovoid and the flow of formline design.

Older gentleman and young carver working on a totem pole.

Older gentleman and young carver working on a totem pole.

Older gentleman and young carver working on a totem pole.

Older gentleman carving a totem pole.