Flint Knapping (Mi’kmaw demonstration)

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• Description
• Dates, times, location and details
• Reservations and payment
• Facilities and services
• Map

Description

How did the Mi’kmaq get tools and hunting equipment 5000 years ago? They knapped! Flint knapping is the ancient skill that uses hard stone and bone to shape, carve and create the tools necessary for survival. Join Nick and experience this ancient craft coming back to life.

Dates, times, location and details

Dates and times

• July and August
• Fridays
• 11 am to noon
• Consult the guided experiences schedule

Duration

• 1 hour

Location

• Etli-Mawita'mk: The Gathering Place (Merrymakedge P4)

Languages

• English
• Some Mi'kmaw words

Age requirements

• All ages

What to bring

• Pets are allowed if they are quiet, leashed, and controlled 

Other important information

• This program takes place rain or shine

Reservations and payment

How to book

• No registration is required

Prices

• Free with admission to Kejimkujik

Facilities and services

• Parking (near P4)
• Outhouse
• Gender-specific washrooms (more details) (near P4)
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic area (near P4)
• Lakeview Cafe & Eatery (near P4)

Map