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Mobjack Bay Relics produces fine museum-quality reproductions of Woodland and earlier-
period American Indian cultural materials. I rely upon more than 25 years of
personal experience, an excellent research-library and 30 joyful years
of collecting, studying and working with ancient Indian artifacts
from Virginia and neighboring states, and all across the country.


I am descended from the Mi'Kmaq of Nova Scotia, but
am not enrolled in nor recognized by the Mi'Kmaq Nation.
I only produce goods in accordance with the
Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990






Video produced by Michael Kucera, and provided courtesy of the Southside Sentinel in Urbanna, Virginia












Traditional Tobacco Pipes


Stone Bladed Knives


Necklaces


Traditional-style Pottery


Bone Implements


Stone Tools


Bows and Atlatls


Carved Gourds


Leather and Rawhide Goods


Miscellaneous Items





Links to Visit!
Rappahannock Labradors

Captain John Smith's Virginia Adventures: The Survival of the Jamestown Colony
and the Exploration of Virginia's Tidewater


When did mankind first come to the Americas, and from where?

What IS Archaeology?

>>>>> STONE'S ARCHAEOLOGY <<<<<
Topics Discussed Are

Ethical Responsibility in Collecting
The mystery of North Carolina's Hardaway-Site Campfire Pits
The Significance of Projectile Point Flaking Patterns
Beveling of Points and Knives
Clovis Settlement Patterns in Southeastern Virginia






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