Tinonee totem, Tinonee, NSW, Australia
S 31° 56.399 E 152° 24.822
56J E 444584 N 6466067
This 4 m tall 'totem' was commissioned to the local indigenous (Koori) artist, Pr Russell Saunders, OAM, and is at the entrance to the village of Tinonee, just off Bucketts Way.
Waymark Code: WMPH61
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 08/31/2015
Views: 9
The totem is concreted into the grassed area of the 'Tinonee Triangle' that is the frequent entry point for travelers to this quiet village.
On the northern side (towards the car park) of the totem, away from the Bucketts Way, there is carved TINOBAH, and RUSS. Tinobah is the pronunciation of the Koori word for the area, from which Tinonee was formed.
Type of wood carving: Totem pole
Artist's Name: Russell Saunders
Approximate size/height: 4m
Type of wood: Eucalypt
Other type: Not listed
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