The United Indians of All Tribes Foundation will hold a ceremony Friday to bless the construction of the new Canoe Carving House, which is scheduled to break ground later this year. The 1,200 ...

Nez Perce Tribe member Julian Matthews organized the evening carving session to instill a sense of culture in the youngsters. About 30 kids helped bite out chunks of the canoe’s interior with ...

SEATTLE — Crews will soon break ground on a canoe carving house as part of the Northwest Native Canoe Center. On Friday, stakeholders were able to take a closer look at the space that will ...

Celebrations were held in Seattle Friday as a decades-long effort to create a Northwest Native Canoe Carving and Welcome Center was officially recognized. The United Indians of All Tribes ...

Seattle Parks and Recreation and the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation (UIATF) have selected Western Ventures ...

Global News Traditional canoe carved from windfall cedar, 1st in B.C. in 100 years Posted: May 21, 2024 | Last updated: August 11, 2024 After more than 100 years, a traditional Indigenous method ...

Volunteer workers map out the next cuts they will make in the process of shaping a 200-year-old western red cedar log from the Selway River canyon into a dugout canoe. It’s nearly complete but ...

Tamara Thomsen / Wisconsin Historical Society Tamara Thomsen was 24 feet underwater when she spotted it: the decaying end of a dugout canoe, a great white oak carved some 1,200 years ago.

This colonial canoe is an example of ways settlers learned ... They are really copying the way that the Native Americans are carving out and making these small vessels." says Popp.

For the first time in more than 100 years, a traditional xwaxwana (canoe) has been carved from a windfall large cultural cedar tree high in H’kusam Forest near Sayward on Vancouver Island.