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Looking for the Invisible

By Kevin Brownlee | Published: October 13, 2010

I have long marveled at the beautiful stone woodworking tools that are in the archaeology collection at The Manitoba Museum and wondered what they were used for. It may seem like an odd question as these tools were obviously used for working wood. I wonder what past peoples made with these tools. Since understanding how all tools were used in the past is important for archaeologists, we are often searching…

Posted in Archaeology, Research | Also tagged Archaeology, Birch Bark Canoe, Cree, First Nations, Heritage, Manitoba, Stone Axes, Woodworking | Comments closed

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