Artifacts
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Our objective is to provide quality crafts that can be experienced as they would have been when they were a part of everyday life. For a complete educative experience and exhibition purposes, every object comes with an information document including use and care instructions.
Our work follows professional ethics for the protection of the archaeological record, public health and biodiversity. Since stone objects cannot be dated out of context, our reproductions are marked to avoid confusion with real artifacts. Our reproductions in organic materials are inspected and if necessary sterilized to avoid the propagation of microorganisms. No endangered species or prohibited materials are used according to Quebec legislation. Over a hundred reproductions:
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To order:
514-504-4545 / info@abotec.ca |
Artifact reproduction repairs for museums and educational institutions
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Your educative collection has been around for a long time and it could use some maintenance? It is often less expensive to repair a damaged reproduction than to buy a new one. No matter where your reproductions were made, we can reassemble, replace parts or improve the general appearance of any object.
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Artifact set with fragmented pieces and complete objects for fieldwork simulations
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Woodland period, Iroquoian culture.
Includes illustrated documentary sheets. Price: 160.00$ Content: Polished stone axe or adze head (complete or fragmented), stone pestle, chert arrow point, chert scraper, chert biface fragment or drill, chert flakes, soapstone bead, slate gorget fragment, phalange toy part, bone harpoon fragment, bone fish hook fragment, bone needle fragment, bone awl fragment, various bone fragments, pottery sherds. Each fragment represents 50% of the artifact with typical characteristics allowing for the extrapolation of form and the identification of function. |
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