Accession book entry: &quot;From Rev. Ch. Harrison, 80 Halton Rd, Canonbury Sq. N. Collection of Haida objects collected by him.... - Large Mask = Raven as &quot;Creator&quot;. £45. [Purchase price includes 1891.49.1-110] 

No additional information on catalogue cards. [JC 4 9 1996]

Pitt Rivers Museum Display label - British Columbia, Queen Charlotte Islands, Haida Indians. Large mask with moveable parts used in the &quot;ghost dances&quot; representing the raven as Creator. It is caused to open and shut by means of string. [JC 15 5 2003]

Related Documents File - Correspondence between Jeremy Coote and June Bedford occurring in April 1999 regarding some confusion over this mask and several others. [MOB 25/9/2001]

Related Documents File - A discussion of what clan this mask may belong to can be viewed on Tape 2, time 28:00 - 35:00, within the Haida Project Related Documents File. The Haida Project Related Documents File contains video of research sessions and interviews with Haida delegates from September 2009 as part of the project ‘Haida Material Culture in British Museums: Generating New Forms of Knowledge&quot;. It also includes post-visit communications that discuss object provenance. For extensive photographic, video, and textual records documenting the Haida research visit as a whole, including but not limited to preparations of objects for handling, travel logistics, British Museum participation, transcribed notes from research sessions and associated public events held at PRM, see the Haida Project Digital Archive, stored with the Accessions Registers. Original hand-written notes taken during research sessions have been accessioned into the Manuscripts collection, in addition to select other materials. [CAK  02/06/2010]