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Chief Johnson Kootéeyaa Historical Marker
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Chief Johnson Kootéeyaa Historical Marker
Ketchikan, Alaska.Koote�eyaa (totem poles) are carved to honor ancestors, commemorate significant events, and to proclaim the lineage of a clan. They were never worshipped as religious objects. This totem pole, carved by Tlingit master carver . . . (Indigenous Peoples and Communities) Includes complete text, location, directions, 5 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
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