Majorville Cairn and Medicine Wheel
Important protected ancient medicine-wheel archaeological landscape associated with Blackfoot tradition.
SGang Gwaay · Ninstints · Nan Sdins
UNESCO-listed Haida ancestral village landscape celebrated for its memorial and mortuary poles.
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UNESCO-listed Haida ancestral village landscape celebrated for its memorial and mortuary poles. Abandoned Haida village remains on SG̱ang Gwaay include house platforms and carved memorial and mortuary poles of international heritage significance.
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Abandoned Haida village remains on SG̱ang Gwaay include house platforms and carved memorial and mortuary poles of international heritage significance.
The village and mortuary features relate directly to Haida ancestral commemoration and cultural continuity.
Mortuary poles are ancestral memorials, not decorative tourist objects; access is culturally governed.
UNESCO World Heritage Site · World Heritage Site — SGang Gwaay (1981)
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