1. General information on many topics- hunting and gathering, petroglyphs, shamanism, witchcraft, trade, transportation, warfare, weapons, war canoes, defense, wealth and rank, labrets, coppers, totems, feasts, potlatches, woodworking, fishing, sea hunting, preserving food, basketry, clothing
6. Pictures of various artifacts from northwest coast peoples- includes items such as bowls, neckrings, hats, knives, halibut line float, baskets, rattles, dishes, robes, masks, paintbrush, (163 items on Tsimshian alone)
8. Grand Hall site- a lot of information on many topics (be sure to check the bottom of the index page for links to topics such as-clothing, regalia, chilkat blankets, button blankets, haida hats, frontlets, copper shields, poles, houses, masks, rattles, spindle whorls, gambling sticks, dugout canoes, art, bentwood boxes, villages
10. General information on northwest coastal people including- food/hunting, fishing, sea hunting/gathering, (lots of pictures), preparing food, hammers, tools,
21 general information on language, house groups, rank, slaves, clothing, adornment (head flattening), body modifications, mutilations, potlatch, fishing, trade, totem poles, woodwork items made, use of animal parts, art design, weaving, clothing, tattoos, kinship, trickster tales, rites of passage, death, supernatural, vision quest, shamanism, medicine man, witchcraft,
22 General information on language, locations, house types, settlements, tools and technology, social organization, clans, clothing, transportation, subsistence (food hunting, gathering, fishing), ceremonies, regalia, potlatches, adornment,
37 tsimshian, food, roles of women, roles of men, housing, family structure, family structure, supernatural, recreation, protocol, structure of society, laws, political hierarchy,
40 lots of information on a lot of topics- general categories-gathering resources, family life, society, daily life, housing, transportation, house groups, trade and warfare, crests, chief's house, naming, stages of life, seasonal rounds, resource camps, living arrangements in longhouse, daily life in longhouse, carving, weaving, building nets, building fire, furniture, cooking
66 environment, use of cedar, housing, villages, hunting, fishing, sea hunting and gathering, tools, transportation, canoes, seasonal migration, religion, shamans, regalia, potlatch, ceremonies, dancing, weaving, totem poles, carving, clothing, social status, chilkat blankets, family structure, roles of men and women, social structure and leadership, tribal relations, war, trade,