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Mobjack Bay Relics supplies replica-items of Eastern Woodland Indian
material-culture for Pow-wow perticpants, Historical Re-enactors,
Rendezvous'ers and Living History sites themselves.
Click any image below to learn more about our products
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I currently volunteer two days a week to the Virginia Marine Science Center and Aquarium, making arrowheads in their Indian village
Virginia's First Peoples: A free Lecture Series for Schools, Scouts and interested Civic Groups
I also teach American Indian crafts such as leather and
rawhide work, flint knapping, tool-making and other skills,
at my home. I claim descent from the Micmac Indians of Nova
Scotia, but I am not enrolled in nor a recognized member of
that tribe. I do not claim my work as Indian-made, but only
representative of American Indian material culture.
Whereas the market is dominated by western and plains Indian cultural materials,
Mobjack Bay Relics offers replicas and unique creations representing eastern
woodland cultures that are at best scarce, and often impossible to find examples of.
Mobjack Bay Relics offers attractive and functional replicas of:
Traditional Eastern/Midwestern Tobacco-Pipes and Pipe Cases
Traditional Pottery
Rawhide and Leather Goods
Stone Tools
Bone Tools
Bows/Arrows/Atlatls/Darts
Carved Gourds
Necklaces
Traditional Fishing Gear and Dip Nets
Beads and Miscellaneous Stuff, Etc
Ordering From MBR
Most items MBR offers are hand-crafted one piece at a time,
using traditional materials wherever possible, and within
the laws and statutes that apply to materials and resources
Custom orders are welcome!
We can recreate the common, everyday items you can't find anywhere else.
The spread of items pictured above are some examples of what we offer.
Please look through our website to learn more about the work we do at MBR.
Please Email MBR for further information, requests and suggestions--we hope to develop more product lines in the future, and we need to know what is desired by potential clients
Additional Links and References
The Golden Age of Exploration and the Settlement of Virginia
Virginia's First Peoples: Free Lectures Available to Schools, etc
The First Arrivals to America
Virginia Archaeology Links
Virginia Department of Historic Resources
Virginia Archaeology Network
Archaeological Society of Virginia
Stone's Archaeology Pages
