Solid Wood Spear with Stone Point

Solid Wood Spear with Stone Point

Hunting

Just like our cane spear, only with a solid wood shaft instead of cane. Solid wood shafts were used in areas where cane was not available. Tree saplings were usually used for shafts. $145.00
Student Atlatl/Thrower

Student Atlatl/Thrower

Hunting

The student atlatl is about the simplest style of atlatl. Modeled after one found in a rock shelter in Arkansas, which was about 3,000 years old. A rugged atlatl that can take abuse. Use with our student spear for a popular hands on program of throwing spears with...
Student Spear

Student Spear

Hunting

A shaft with wild turkey feathers, no fore shaft, and blunt end for safety and low maintenance. Use with our student atlatl for a popular hands on program of throwing spears with atlatls. Six sets are good for a group of 20-25 participants to keep things moving along....
Bone Hoe

Bone Hoe

Gathering, Farming & Digging

Hoes were garden tools used to break up soil for rain water and to remove weeds that compete with the cultivated plants. This hoe, made from a bison shoulder blade is modeled after those used by the Hidatsa Indians, great farmers who lived in the northern plains....
Wooden Rake

Wooden Rake

Gathering, Farming & Digging

The Hidatsa Indians used wooden rakes to clear their cornfields. This rake is a faithful reproduction of the original type. Made of tree saplings and rawhide. $275.00