Sasquatch: Ancient Native Perspectives on the Mysterious Beings of the Woods

SASQUATCH, ANCIENT NATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON THE
MYSTERIOUS BEINGS OF THE WOODS
ON DISPLAY
JULY 11 – DECEMBER 16, 2018
Long a subject of popular culture, cryptozoology and lore, people have been fascinated with the possible presence of mysterious humanoid beings that live deep in the Pacific Northwest forests. Sasquatch: Ancient Native Perspectives on the Mysterious Beings of the Woods will share the origins of Sasquatch as understood through some regional Native American traditions.

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Image: Dzoonokwa mask made by Bill Holm. Dzoonokwa is a forest giant revealed in Native stories and interviews from the Vancouver Island area.

This exhibit is sponsored by: 4Culture, Hugh & Jane Ferguson Foundation, and the Tulalip Tribe Charity Fund

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