Native Americans - VR Panoramas

VR Panoramas of Indigenous Peoples

(Native Americans/First Nations, Inuit/Eskimos, ancient peoples of the southwest, Native Hawai'ians and other Polynesians)

Alaska: Totem pole group "Attaining Balance Within" outside the courthouse.; Red cedar logs stored outside the Totem Center at Fort Seward.; Cigar store Indian on Broadway, Skagway.; Sitka's totem park adjoins the inner harbor.; Totem poles line the forested shoreline at Sitka National Historical Park.; This mural is on the Juneau City Hall.; The "Thunder Wings" statue represents the naming of Ketchikan by the Tlingits.; This ring of superlative modern totem poles were all carved by Lee Wallace.; The Totem Heritage Center in Ketchikan preserves some of the oldest existing poles.; Some of the poles at the heritage center are so weathered as to be unrecognizable.; The totem pole park in the village of Saxman, south of Ketchikan.; Bears and frogs flank the entrance to Saxman Totem Park.; The 26 totem poles at Saxman include several of the most famous.; This unusual totem recounts the story of a child held by a clam as the tide came in.; Famous Haida carver Lee Wallace at work in the carving shed at Saxman.
Northwest Territories: Shingle beach on the Beaufort Sea at Tuktoyaktuk; The inner harbor at Tuktoyaktuk.; The Catholic Mission Church and the schooner SS Lourdes, Tuktoyaktuk.; Cemetery facing the Arctic Ocean, Tuktoyaktuk.; The "Igloo Church" in downtown Inuvik, Canada's northernmost town.; Inside the Fort MacPherson Tent and Canvas Company factory.
Yukon: The salmon trap area at Klukshu Village.
British Columbia: Overlooking the town of Telegraph Creek.; The abandoned Tahltan Indian capital.; The suspension bridge over the Nass River at Gitwinksihlkw.; The Nisga'a Lava Beds, on the Nass River.; The totem pole shed at Kitwancool.; Totem poles in the village of Kitwancool.; Totem pole row by the Kispiox River.; The Bear Mother totems pole at 'Ksan Historical Indian Village.; Gitxkan mortuary house and cache on the Bulkeley River at 'Ksan.; Moricetown Rapids on the Bulkeley River.; Downtown Bella Coola, headquarters for the Nuxalk people.; Totem poles and historic Helmcken House in Thunderbird Park.; Totem poles in the Royal BC Museum at night.; Mortuary house and totem poles outside the UBC museum.; Inside the totem pole hall, number one.; Inside the totem pole hall, number two.; Inside the totem pole hall, number three.; Inside the totem pole hall, number four.; Colorful totem poles in Stanley Park.
Alberta: A teepee outside the recreated Fort Edmonton.; Buffalo once again graze near the historic buffalo jump.; Indians stampeded buffalo over this cliff at the edge of the Porcupine Hills.; A huge pile of bones forms the hill at the base of the buffalo jump.; The Indians camped on the flats below the jump.; The excellent Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Interpretive Center is built into the cliff, essentially underground.; The Blackfeet Medicine Stone is a glacial erratic boulder.; Fort Whoop-Up was an American trading post selling whiskey to the Blackfeet and Cree.
Washington: Harbor and launch ramp at Neah Bay, Makah Indian Reservation.; The harbor breakwater at the Indian town of La Push.; The small craft harbor at La Push.
Oregon: Dugout canoes at Fort Clatsop's canoe landing on the Lewis and Clark River.; The Astoria Column and Comcomly's burial canoe, overlooking Astoria.; Chief Joseph's second bural site, at Wallowa Lake.; Upper Klamath Lake, near Modoc Point.
Montana: Grazing land on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Cut Bank Creek.; Looking east over the plains at Cut Bank Creek.; Big Hole National Battlefield, site of the Nez Perce defeat.
Colorado: Looking down on Spruce Tree ruin. from the trailhead; At the north end of Spruce Tree ruin.; Next to the kiva entrance at Spruce Tree ruin.; At the south end of Spruce Tree ruin.; On the canyon rim opposite Balcony House.; The overlook above the Cliff Palace ruin.; Far View ruin on the mesa top at Mesa Verde.
California: The reconstructed Yurok Indian village of Sumeg at Patricks Point State Park.; The interior of a Yurok Indian house at Sumeg, Patricks Point State Park.; Lava beds form a natural fortiication at Captain Jack's Stronghold.; Captain Jack's cave, in the Stronghold.; Deer Creek Canyon from Highway 32.; The Indian Arrow Tree, in cutover land east of Korbel.; A partly excavated midden at the mouth of the Mattole River.; In the Sally Bell Grove, on the ridge above Wheeler.; The Council Madrone, near Ettersburg.; The collapsed Council Madrone, south side.; The collapsed Council Madrone, north side.; The landing dock at Alcatraz.; The Indian statue in Point Richmond.; The re-created Miwok Indian village behind the museum in Yosemite Village.; The Indian cemetery alongside Carmel mission basilica.; The Indian cemetery at San Juan Bautista.; Poppies and lupines in the walled cemetery at Mission San Antonio.; Painted Rock, a major Chumash pictograph site.; Native American petroglyphs in the Chuckwalla Mountains.
Nevada: Baker Village, a Fremont culture excavation site.
Arizona: The grand El Tovar Hotel and the Hopi House museum/gift shop.; The Watchtower, Mary Colter's masterpiece, a viewpoint and gift shop.; The Wupatki Ruin.; The northernmost Amerindian ballcourt, at Wupatki.; Wukoki Ruin at Wupatki National Monument.; Walnut Canyon ruins, looking west.; A long series of rooms under the overhang, Walnut Canyon.; The Wigwam Motel on Route 66, Holbrook.; Puerco Ruin, a small pueblo above the Rio Puerco.; Agate House is a prehistoric pueblo built of petrified wood.; Looking down on the Betatakin ruin.; The Redlands viewpoint near the Arizona-Utah border.; Goats near the entrance to Monument Valley.; The visitor center at Monument Valley Tribal Park.; John Ford Point in Monument Valley.; One dollar for a photo of the horse.; Artist Point overlooking Monument Valley.; Round and octagonal buildings at Dine College in Tsaile.; The Hatathli Center at Dine College.; Antelope Ruin, from the north rim of Canyon de Chelly.; Looking west from the Massacre Cave overlook.; Massacre Cave, or "Two Fell Off", from the north rim.; On the trail down to White House ruin.; On the floor of Canyon de Chelly, near White House ruin.; The White House ruin in Canyon de Chelly.; Window Rock Park, in the Navajo capital.; Inside a traditional Navajo hogan, Window Rock.; The Beautiful Valley viewpoint, north of Window Rock.; Souvenir and handicraft stores along Interstate 40.; Palatki Ruin, in the Red Cliffs southwest of Sedona.; The grotto petroglyh site at Palatki Ruin.; Montezuma Well, a sinkhole spring surrounded by prehistoric ruins.; A statue honoring the Navajo code talkers of the Second World War.; The entrance to the Heard Museum on Central Avenue.; In front of the Lower Ruin at Tonto.; Inside the Tonto Lower Ruin; Besh Ba Gowah Mogollon ruin near Globe.; Inside a reconstructed room at Besh Ba Gowah.; An upstairs room at Besh Ba Gowah.; The casino on the San Carlos Apache reservation.; Casa Grande Hohokam ruin from the northeast.; Casa Grande from the southwest.; The site of a failed Franciscan mission to the Quechan Nation.; Recreated Apache wickiup and ramada.; Ship Rock, a volcanic neck with radiating dikes.
New Mexico: Aztec Ruins National Monument.; A closeup view of Anasazi masonry.; Two kivas in the Aztec ruin.; The restored Great Kiva at Aztec.; Near the Folsom archeological site.; Fajada Butte from the Chaco visitor center.; The Great Kiva at the Rinconado ruin, largest at Chaco.; Village ruins at Rinconada, Chaco Canyon.; Tsin Kletzin ruin, on the mesa above Chaco Canyon.; Approaching Pueblo Bonito across the flat valley floor.; Looking over Pueblo Bonito from the talus at the base of the cliff.; The three-story back wall of Pueblo Bonito.; Kivas around the edge of the great plaza at Pueblo Bonito.; One of several great kivas at Pueblo Bonito.; Close-packed small kivas at Pueblo Bonito.; Aligned doorways deep within Pueblo Bonito.; On the clifftop overlooking Pueblo Bonito.; A great kiva at Chetro Ketl.; Kivas flanking the plaza at Chetro Ketl.; Square and round rooms at Chetro Ketl.; The talus houses against the cliff behind Chetro Ketl.; On the east edge of the Kin Kletso ruin, Chaco.; The prehistoric trail to the clifftop above Kin Kletso.; On the west edge of the Kin Kletso ruin, Chaco.; Between Del Arroyo ruin and Chaco Wash.; Kivas at Del Arroyo ruin, Chaco.; Looking over Del Arroyo ruin, Chaco Canyon.; The plaza at Taos Pueblo.; The north building at Taos Pueblo.; On the bridge between the two buildings at Taos Pueblo.; Among the south buildings at Taos Pueblo.; Red Willow Creek flows through Taos Pueblo.; The great kiva at San Ildefonso pueblo.; The mud church at San Ildefonso Pueblo.; The giant cottonwood tree btween the plazas at San Ildefonso.; Extensive ruins at Pecos National Monument.; Ruins of the church and pueblo at Pecos.; In the ruined church at Pecos.; Entrance to a restored kiva at Pecos.; Inside a restored kiva, Pecos.; An unexcavated habitation site at Pecos pueblo.; Frijoles Canyon below the talus house, Bandelier National Monument.; The Talus Houses at Bandelier National Monument.; South Part of the talus houses at Bandelier.; The Old Zuni Mission, Zuni Pueblo.; Acoma in the distance, viewed from the west.; The modern road and foot of the traditional trail, Acoma.; At the top of the precipitous foot trail at Acoma.; The adobe church of San Esteban, Acoma.; The Sky City forest - only tree on the mesa.; The plaza at Acoma.; Looking along the east side of the mesa, Acoma.; Looking across to the Enchanted Mesa from Acoma.; Potter Norma Jean at work, Acoma.; Kiva ladders at Acoma.; Saint Augustine Church at Isleta Pueblo.; Edge of the ruins at Gran Quivira.; Looking up at the Mogollon ruins, Gila Cliff Dwellings.; Entering the cliff dwellings, Gila Cliff Dwellings.; Between the two connected caves, Gila Cliff Dwellings.
Texas: Prehistoric bedrock mortars on the bank of the Rio Grande.
Hawaii: Remains of the Menehune Ditch, and a swinging bridge over the Waimea River.; Halekii Heiau above Wailuku once hosted dozens of ki'i (tikis).; Pihana Heiau was dedicated to the war god Ku.; Honokohau ancient Hawaiian burying ground in front of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Kapalua.; Mo'okini Heiau, near Kamehameha the Great's birthplace.; Inside Mo'okini Heiau.; Sacrificial altar at Mo'okini, with Haleakala across the strait.; The famous petroglyph area in the kiawe forest at Puako.; Royal fishpond at Anaeho'omalu.; On the seawall next to the royal beach at Kailua.; Ki'i (wooden images) fronting the restored heaiu at Pu'uhonua o Honaunau.; The original (lost and found) statue of Kamehameha the Great, in Kapa'au.
Tahiti: The great temple platform at Taputaputea.

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