Eldrbarry's
Raven
Tales

• The man that sat on the tides: a Raven story
• Mink and The Sun
• Raven and Crow's Potlatch - New!
• Raven and the First Men
• The setting of the Raven tales
• Who owns the stories?
• Eldrbarry's Raven Story Screen
• Raven's Roost - an annotated bibliography of books on Raven and North coast Cultures.
• Raven and the first people: A carving by Bill Reid (1920-1998), Haida carver and artist. The above illustration is a drawing of this exhibit at the UBC Museum of Anthropology. Links to information about Bill Reid are found on this page as well as an article about his work.

The Raven:

Black Feather Raven Links Some links are gone
• The Aviary A page with lots of links to Raven pages, resources and pictures and to the Raven Webring..
• A Page of Raven Quilts

The Peoples:

• Wikipedia on The Coast Salish
• Coast Salish Villages of Puget Sound has clickable maps of village locations and also about 50 Storytelling sites complete with information concerning the stories collected there. (Web site now missing)
• Stonee's Weblodge Native American Story Lore Lots of Native American stories
• Frank Boas' Kwakiutl Tales
• A site worth visiting is Paula Giese's Native American Indian (Main Menu] pages: Beautifully done, she reminds us that Native Americans are living cultural groups, and she has many links dealing with Native American issues as well. In particular, you may want to visit:
  • Indexes to the Native Nations
  • Stories for American Indian Youth
    • Myths and Legends Traditional Stories grouped by regions, Northwest Coast and Inuit stories include several Skagit tales from Vi Hilbert's Haboo!
• The Woman Who Married the Sea A Samish tale by Kathryn Eike Dudding
• Bill's Links to Aboriginal Resources follow the Canadian links.
• NW Coast Indian History A historical study with old photographs.
• The Lushootseed Peoples of Puget Sound Country and Lushootseed Language site
• Vi Hilbert: one of my favorite Native Tellers Some links are not working
• Johnny Moses A well known Tulalip Storyteller
• Haida Indians
• The U'Mista Cultural Society This page is focused on the Alert Bay Community on Vancouver Island in British Columbia and the Kwakwaka'wakw culture.
• Stories from Alaska and the Northwest Coast
• Tlingit Culture Includes stories.

Museums and Exhibits:

• The Burke Museum, Univ. of Washington Campus, Seattle, Wa.
• The Makah Cultural and Research Center, Neah Bay, Washington
• The Royal British Columbia Museum: First People's Exhibit - a description of their totem collection
• The UBC Museum of Anthropology in an award winning building in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• The Canadian Museum of Civilization - Tour the Gallery Lower Level, especially the Grand Hall.
• National Museum of the American Indian A Smithsonian Page

Northwest Art

• The Spirit of Haida Gwaii A sculpture by Bill Reid, a noted Haida artist, located in the Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
• The Douglas Reynolds Gallery on Granville Island in Vancouver, B.C., Canada
• Blaine Billman Artist's site with Pacific Northwest styled art.
• Makah Baskets & Carvings with links to the Makah Nation.
• Emily Carr a modern painter of traditional themes
• Wood Carvings: Raven in the Moon
• Queneesh Studios A Salish Artist's Page
• George David a master carver
• Art of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest Coast a nice site!

The Pacific Northwest

• Olympic National Park: - The Makah, Quileute and Hoh people have nearby reservations.

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