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It's hard to say when. Totem poles are even being made today. There is an industry for them, and you can go to many Alaskan cities and see totem pole producers. A good place to view totem poles is in Totem Park, Alaska.

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Totem poles have been made throughout the history of the Inuit People. When christian settlers, missionaries, invaded these areas they either convinced the Inuits to destroy them (seeing them as heathen forms of worship) or destroyed them themselves.

Currently the oldest still standing totem's are from the mid 1800's.

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There is no answer to this question. Written history doesn't exist that far back in time.

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In the late 1800's.

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