These reproductions of aboriginal fish hooks from Quebec and British-Colombia have been made for the educative collection of the McCord Museum to illustrate the sophistication and diversity of this technology from prehistory to the 20th century.

These reproductions of aboriginal fishing lines from Quebec have been made as an experimental project to test different prehistoric fishing techniques.

Hooks (1-2), sinkers (1), harpoons (2-3), bark beater (4), bark rope (5), various fibre ropes (6), fishing line parts (7), netting tools (8), fish nets (9-10).

Tools for fire (1), flintknapping (2), tanning (3), sewing (4), weaving (5), beadwork (6), transportation (7-8), hunting (9) and horticulture (10).