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Depends on what your asking. When was the first totem pole made? Long ago. Who made the first totem pole? Depends on how you define a totem pole. Wood or Stone? Detailed or not? Who made totem poles? There has been totem poles from Africa Tribes, American Indians, Vikings, and undoubtedly more.
They were first created in the Pacific Northwest. They are centuries old, and it is unknown who exactly began making them. They commemorate things such as historical stories, ancestors, and events.
Old enough.
Indians, or should i say native Americans, practiced the art of totem pole making for hundreds, if not thousands of years. when they encountered Europeans, however, the natives saw metal tools and it became easier to make the totem poles, allowing them to increase in size. The reason that there aren't that many "old" totem poles are due to that because they were make of wood, they decomposed over time, so we wouldn't be able to find for example a 1000 year totem. But i am almost sure that they would have been making smaller ones at the time.
Yes, with qualifications: Totem poles aren't originally native to the Seminoles -- they're from the Pacific Northwest. However, during the age of Seminole tourist camps (from the 1920s through the 1960s) the ever-enterprising Seminoles realized that white tourists expected all Native Americans to have totem poles. So they started carving them then. Therefore, yes, they did carve totems, but not for the same reasons as the original totem pole carving tribes. For the Seminoles, they were just tourist signage. Some Seminole totem pole examples from old tourist camps now reside in the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum, on the Big Cypress Seminole Reservation.
The oldest man made building is the 4,600 year old tomb of King Zoser, in Sakkara, Egypt.
The oldest lollipop is estimated to be over 2,000 years old. It was found during an archaeological dig in Turkey and was made from honey.
the oldest are old bcause they are old
The oldest piece of cheese was found in the tomb of Ptahmes, the mayor of Memphis in ancient Egypt, and dates back to around 3,300 years old.
No it is not. The oldest instrument would be the bone flute. It is made out of bones from a bird. It is estimated to be about 40,000 years old.
the oldest map is about 375years old!
The oldest knives are about 2 to 400,000 years old, made by breaking, or chipping particular types of stones.