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The name of totem poles comes from "totem," the symbol of a northwest North American native clan. When westerners first saw totem poles, they thought they were religious symbols and objects of worship. Mistakenly, early missionaries told their converts to burn their totem poles. Today, we understand the totem poles are more like billboards, signposts or tombstones; telling stories and honoring heritage.
The original carvers of totem poles lived in the are now known as Alaska's Inside Passage, members of the Tlingit, Haida and other clans।
Alaskan Totem Pole
Note: Unreleased items have no official release date or guarantee that they will make it to the FarmVille
Farmville: Unreleased Alaskan Totempole & Firepit Resort
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