This is a composite tool which is a replica of the legendary Aztec Obsidian Sword.   It is a long (approximately 2 feet) straight piece of hard wood in which shaped flakes of obsidian have been inserted in a groove down the side.   The handle is leather wrapped with a leather wrist loop.   Available in two varieties, one with a point on the end (pictured) and the other more traditional type without this point.

This arrow is more for display than for use.   The arrowhead is one of the many that Dr. Arizona creates.   The shaft is simply a straight wood dowel.   The fletching is either Turkey or Goose Feathers.   The lashings use artifical sinew.   This arrow will look great over your mantle.

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This tool has a bone handle with a edge scraper flake inserted at the end, lashed into place with epoxy to insure that the scraper stays in place.

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This composite tool has a wood handle and backing with inserted flakes along the working edge.   The split backing is lashed to keep the flakes in place.   Comes with a selection of replacement flakes.

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This hatchet is not modeled after any particular artifact since an obsidian blade would not stand up to chopping work.   However, hatchets with stone axe blades of this configuration have been found.   This particular example is made simply for display and as a great conversation piece.   The blade is a percussion worked biface hafted into a deer leg bone with leather lashing.

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