Steatite whale effigy, Chumash people, southern California coast, circa 1200-1600
from The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

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Steatite whale effigy, Chumash people, southern California coast, circa 1200-1600
from The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Unknown, Chumash Whale Stone-Sculpture 16th–17th century United States, California Steatite, bone, shell H. 4 5/8 x D. 16 1/2 x W. 8 1/4 in. (11.7 x 41.9 x 21 cm)
AMBER MORNINGSTAR, 2019 | NAOMI, 2017 | JULIA, 2018
by Cara Romero as part of her First American Girls series
Chumash activist, actor, and medicine man, Semu Huaute, at the Occupation of Alcatraz Island (1969)
Chumash Miku lets goooo
Soapstone with shell inlay carving of a whale effigy. California, United States, Chumash culture, 1200-1600 CE
The Chumash creation story told by Julie Tumamait-Stenslie, featuring creator goddess Hutash, the Earth Mother.
I'm making a condensed art piece about Judaism and Jewish heritage for class..
Unfortunately, due to time constraints I h ave to pick and choose what stories I rather show.
this is to say: the tower of babbel is WAYYYYYY more fun than the flood. everyone talks about the flood. the WORD babbel is even just fun. way more interesting story to depict.
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