Building a dugout canoe on the ground | Efraim M. Santibañez National High School

The dugout canoe on display at America's Stonehenge is one of only a handful of original canoes with a credible provenance in New England. Further study of this artifact may be able to tell us how old this canoe is, revealing more about New England's history and the Indigenous people who likely created this impressive vessel. You can learn more about New England's history and archaeology, and see this rare artifact in person, by visiting America's Stonehenge in Salem, New Hampshire! #newhampshir

In November 2021, maritime archaeologists with the Wisconsin Historial Society recovered one of the most important artifacts in the organization’s 176-year history, a 1,200-year-old dugout canoe resting on the bottom of Madison's Lake Mendota. The recovery of the oldest intact boat ever found in the state made international headlines, and was even named one of the most fascinating archeological finds of 2021 by Smithsonian Magazine, but until today, that story was largely told through still imag

Making of traditional dugout canoe Partner: Northmen YT: youtube.com/user/neemantools IG: instagram.com/northmenguild/ WEBSITE: www.northmen.com/ | Crafty School