Carolina produce quality casts of a huge range of material, for instance
their most recent catalog pp.500-501.

http://www.carolina.com

Ron Vanderwal

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> From:         Laura A Dell[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
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> Subject:      Archeological Reproductions
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> Please excuse cross postings!
>
>  I'm looking for manufacturers/sources of high-quality casts of
>  archeological tools (i.e. projectile points, gorgets, scrapers, etc.)
>  from Archaic and Paleo Native Americans from southwestern Ohio
>  and the surrounding region.  I'm using the pieces for a wall in a
>  Children's Museum which  kids can touch, so resin casts will be
>  safer and potentially more durable than actual artifacts.  I would
>  appreciate any advice on sources for these items!
>
> Thanks,
>
>  Laura Dell             (513)287-7000, ext.
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>  Science Exhibits Coordinator
>  Children's Museum at Cincinnati Museum Center
>  1301  Western Avenue
>  Cincinnati, OH  45212
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