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    This gouge may date to 3000 to 300 B.C., a period which archaeologists refer to as a Late Archaic tradition known as Lake Forest. Aboriginal men used this tool to create wooden bowls, dugout canoes a

    This point was found in Colborne just below the surface of the ground in 1994. The particular field in which it had found had been ploughed many times over the years. Please see featured essays - An

    Found in Lakeport, Ontario. Please see featured essays - An Ancient Aboriginal Adze, Gouge and Three Points for additional photographs of these tools.

    Found in Lakeport, Ontario. Please see featured essays - An Ancient Aboriginal Adze, Gouge and Three Points for additional photographs of these tools.