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52 Blades Found in Squantum (fall 1961)
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Tomahawk Pipe - Malleable cast iron recovered from Indian grave at Wollaston Bay
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A gouge used to make a coastal dug out or canoe resemble
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Wampanoag tribe lived in Wetu
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Small and sharp
Used for detail work
2" in length -
After the fabrication of bowls, Indians started making pipes out of the same materials
Common materials were steatite and chlorite
Pipes ranged in size... from large and decorated to the small two inch pipes depicted here -
Dug 20 inches into the ground
Used cobble stones to make a fire ring
The back is built up and the left side is open to kindle the fire -
All North American Indian pottery has been found to have similar curves
Historians have found a common formula that relates to the common curve found in most northern Native American settlements -
Depiction of tools made to carve stone into arrowheads
