Totem pole. Rotorua. New Zealand. - Outside Wooden Display Carvings on Waymarking.com

This Totem Pole was gifted to New Zealand by the government of Canada.
It was carved by Tony Hunt of the Kwagulth First Nations people of Fort Rupert and Kingcome Inlet, British Coloumbia, who is considered to be one of the finest living First Nations artists of the Pacific Northwest.

The bear, which is clutching a salmon, and the eagle on top of it, represent the two clan divisions among the Kwagulth people.

Type of wood carving: Totem pole Artist's Name: Tony Hunt Approximate size/height: Approx. 20 feet Other type: Not listed Type of wood: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   01/29/2013 Trail Blaisers visited it 02/03/2011 No Fixed Aboder visited it 04/10/2010 Riblit visited it 03/01/2010 Punga and Paua visited it

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