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Bracelet ("Medicine Wheel")

Bracelet (“Medicine Wheel”)

$8.00

“The Medicine Wheel is a significant and culture-specific symbol for the Indigenous Community. Each of the colours represents elements and influences of how nature grows and work together.”

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“The Medicine Wheel is a significant and culture-specific symbol for the Indigenous Community. Each of the colours represents elements and influences of how nature grows and work together.”

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The MOA Gift Shop

Welcome to the MOA Gift Shop, your destination for thoughtfully curated cultural gifts, unique art, and pieces that celebrate history and archaeology. Here, there’s truly something for everyone—whether you’re shopping for a meaningful keepsake, a gift for a loved one, or a unique cultural experience to take home. Discover our selection of engaging children’s items, including toys and activity kits that inspire young minds to explore the wonders of the past. Dive into captivating books that reveal the stories of Ontario’s archaeological heritage, Indigenous culture, and the fascinating journey of human history. Our collection also features one-of-a-kind museum souvenirs that connect you to Ontario’s archaeological heritage.

For art lovers, our gift shop proudly showcases an impressive array of pieces crafted by Indigenous artists and artisans from across Turtle Island. Our collection includes exquisite soapstone carvings—stunning, hand-carved works created by renowned Six Nations artists like Larry Bomberry and the Henry Family. Each piece tells a story and carries a legacy of craftsmanship and tradition, offering you a tangible connection to Indigenous art and culture.

Whether you’re drawn to archaeology-themed craft kits that allow you to explore ancient techniques or Indigenous art that celebrates the beauty and resilience of cultural traditions, the MOA Gift Shop has something special for everyone. We invite you to explore our offerings and take home a piece of history, art, and craft that reflects the diverse heritage of Turtle Island. Every purchase supports the Museum of Ontario Archaeology and its mission to preserve and share the stories that shape our collective past and inspire our future.

Visit us in person or shop online. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Please call us at (519) 473-1360 or email info@archaeologymuseum.ca

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