The great wooden houses with their painted facades and carved totem poles made by First Nations communities on the Northwest Coast of North America reflected the

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The great wooden houses and totem poles were constructed by First Nations communities on the Northwest Coast of North America, whose stability of resource base and high value placed on displaying rank are reflected in the grandeur and intricacy of their architecture and art. The houses were built by group effort, and the totem poles are cultural symbols representing social status and family history.

The Great Wooden Houses with Their Painted Facades and Carved