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The totem pole pictured here is "Eagle and the Giant Clam," one of two twelve and one-half foot, red cedar totems created by Lee Wallace, a Haida Alaskan Native from Ketchikan, and his Tlingit apprentice carver, Edwin De Witt. The totems are classic Haida style carvings of an Eagle and a Raven in full circular 360 degrees, and stand in front of the Anchorage Nesbett Courthouse.

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