Developing reproductions of 16th and 17th century pottery, wampum, beadwork, drums and Native American crafts in addition to contemporary pieces from local artists practicing crafts passed down from generation to generation. Traditional Native American crafts.
Through the restoration of stone artifacts using the same methods and materials that our ancestors used for thousands of years, we can now see how these uncomplicated designs were effective when paired with knowledge of habit and habitats.
Wampum belt constructed for a traveling exhibit.
Reproduction of a 16th Century Wampanoag Cooking Pot for a traveling exhibit.
Traditional wampum belt constructed for a traveling exhibit that will explore the history and culture of the Wampanoag Nation.
This functional powwow drum was constructed for a traveling exhibit.
Outdoor exhibit designed to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower crossing.