*NEW ITEM* Calusa ear spools found in the muck of the Key Marco site, Marco Island Florida along with many other perishable wooden items. Tools from The Earth has made this re-creation of what the originals possibly looked like when worn by the Calusa people a few...

This large stylized version of a flaked stone knife was made of cedar and covered with a prestigious material – copper foil. Prehistoric people had ceremonies and activities in their villages. This blade was used in ceremonial dances. Over 60 of these effigy blades...

Today, fancy jewelry with precious stones is a symbol of wealth and status. No different in prehistoric times. This shell gorget necklace was worn by a man with important social standing in the community. This style of gorget was found at the Key Marco site in...

Hair styles were as important to prehistoric people as they are to us today. Bone hair pins held the hair style in place and were symbols of status. The hair pins had delicate designs and different shapes. Hair pins held a hair design in place. These were very common...

Today, fancy jewelry with precious stones is a symbol of wealth and status – just like in prehistoric times. This shell pendant was the centerpiece of a necklace of shell beads worn by a man with important social standing in the community. These pendants are made from...

Remains of a few prehistoric clubs of this design were found buried in the muck of the Key Marco site in South Florida. They found over 1,000 wooden artifacts preserved in the muck. Our club is a faithful re-creation based on the archaeological remains of the clubs...

Many styles of round gorgets were made along the southern and eastern coasts of the United States. The tubular beads were cut and drilled from the central column of the left-handed whelk shell with a great expenditure of time and energy. Our gorgets are made from the...