From Scotland to Canada, a totem pole finally returns home
The artefact was stolen from an indigenous community in Canada. This is the story of its homecoming.
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The artefact was stolen from an indigenous community in Canada. This is the story of its homecoming.
As work is underway to erect the memorial totem pole, an SFU Indigenous Governance and Education official said more artifacts should be returned to Indigenous Peoples.
LAXGALTS'AP, B.C. — The Nisga'a Nation has finally brought its family history home, almost 100 years after a totem pole was stolen and sold to Scotland's National Museum.
The Nisga’a Nation has finally brought its family history home, almost 100 years after a totem pole was stolen and sold to Scotland’s National Museum.
As work is underway to erect the memorial totem pole, an SFU Indigenous Governance and Education official said more artifacts should be returned to Indigenous Peoples.