Tsimshian

thumb|Tsimshian Nisga'a stone mask, made around 1870 - greenish hard stone ([[Gabbro), pigment; from the Alphonse Pinart collection, Musée du quai Branly in Paris. This stone mask has a twin, without apertures for eyes, residing in the Canadian Museum of History. Separated over one hundred years, the two masks were reunited 1975, when the Paris mask travelled to Canada to appear in the exhibition "Images Stone: B.C." It was then that the relationship between the two masks, expressions of the same face, was re-discovered.]]

island in Alaska, United States of America

island in British Columbia, Canada

island in Canada

island in Alaska, United States of America

island in British Columbia, Canada

peninsula in British Columbia, Canada

island group in British Columbia, Canada

watercourse in British Columbia, Canada

human settlement in British Columbia, Canada