Indigenous Stone Tools Collection | Justin Sappier, Wood Carver

Justin Sappier is a traditional wood carver from the Peskotomuhkati First Nation. He shares with us his Indigenous Peskotomuhkati stone tool collection - a gouge, a Cheiftain amulet, and a hatchet. Some date back 7,000 years.

Justin elaborates on the time these stone tools were graciously given to him.

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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine.

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