The Haida are an Indigenous group located off the coast of British Columbia, Canada. They are well known for their craftsmanship. During the 19th century the Haida people began to carve Argillite as trade goods for Europeans and Americans, because of their decline in their traditional economic practice of fishing.  Argillite, a finely grained sedimentary rock that is made of mud and ooze. The piece possibly depicts an eagle, thunderbird, bear/wolf, and a rabbit. The piece is beautifully and intricately craved. The totem pole also includes a stand.
 
The piece is broken in 3 places but has been properly glued and placed together.
 
Dimensions: 2" L X 2 1/4" W X 8" H