The term 'Clan Carving' refers to a type of artwork created by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast. It is also known as Totem carving, which is a five-letter word that can be found in a crossword puzzle. Clan carvings are typically made from wood and feature stylized figures of animals, humans, and supernatural creatures. These figures are often arranged in a column or pole and are used to represent a family or clan's lineage, history, and beliefs.