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There is universe full of things not included in totem pole designs - it is far simpler to list the things that commonly were included. These represented family, clan and tribal crests: killer whales, wolves, fish, eagles, humans, thunderbird, beaver, bear and other animals and birds.

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Q: Which is not a common subject shown in the totem poles of the pacific northwest?
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What common type of art was found in the pacific northwest?

totem poles


Did the northeast create the totem poles?

Yes, but they were orders of mangitude more common in the Pacific Northwest.


What did the Pacific Northwest Indian make?

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Pacific Northwest Indians?

The Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest live in an area that ranges from the south of Alaska to the state of Washington. These Native Americans are well-known for their carved totem poles.