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Welcome to Woodland Originals Online! The Native Americans used a form of stone from which they made implements used in day to day existence. Flint spears, knives, scrapers, hoes, spades, and arrowheads can be found yet today after the winters thaw and spring plowing in many parts of Ohio. Interest in searching the fields for such artifacts spurred my fancy and curiosities in wondering just how the Indians made these tools. The intrinsic beauty and appeal of these flint pieces excites ones appetite of imagination; wondering how they did it. A basic understanding along with a great appreciation of the artistic creativeness and skills required is offered in this web site, which is a small contribution to the preservation of a lost art. These arrowheads are authentic reproductions using the same materials and chipping methods that the Native Americans used centuries ago. Hunters that enjoy the skills required in making and using self bows will find the materials needed to make primitive arrows to enhance their hunt. Those who appreciate and enjoy arrowhead collecting will find accurate reproductions of the Paleo, Archaic and Woodland periods are offered along with rare curly maple display cases. Again, thank you for taking the time to visit our site. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to e-mail us any time! Dan & Sharon Minard |
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