The Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter has commissioned a totem pole which was carved live in the museum by Tim Paul, a master craftsman from the Nuu-chah-nulth Nation from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The residency took place during June 1998. This site allows visitors to chart the progress of the carving and painting of the totem pole. It also allows you to find out about the cultural events and workshops that were led by various members of the 30-strong Nuu-chah-nulth group whilst they were in Exeter. Through this site school children and teachers had the opportunity to ask the First Nation's people questions. The questions and answers have become a valuable resource, and are still available here in the discussion area archive. Totem Pole is part of the National Grid for Learning	Latest update Completed pole and dedication ceremony

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	Web page created by Elayne Taylor and Dominic Prosser of The Telematics Centre. It is supported by T3, a DGXIII_C EU funded project and Exeter City Council.. The Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter is a service provided by Exeter City Council.

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