Old label in masks case: &quot;British Columbia, Queen Charlotte Islands, Haida Indians. Mask with moveable eyelids representing Saaga, the Devil doctor, with uncut hair and face painted for war.&quot; [Laura Peers, 30/8/2005]. 
Mask redisplayed in NWC masks case, PRM, 2006 [Laura Peers, 07/04/2006].
Display label current at 11/2007 &quot;CANADA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, HAIDA GWAII; HAIDA. Portrait mask. Collected by the Reverend Charles Harrison in the 1880s and said by him to represent a saaga (the Haida word for a shaman–healer). Purchased from Harrison in 1891; 1891.49.1 &quot; [MdeA 3/9/2007]