Technologies autochtones

Technologies autochtones is an educational company founded in 2005 in the United States by archaeologist Martin Lominy. The company employs 416 people and generates approximately $0.5 million in annual revenue. Technologies autochtones is dedicated to providing the public with a tangible understanding of the past and a deeper appreciation for Indigenous technologies of North America through hands-on experience. The company specializes in reproducing archaeological artifacts from Canada. They offer interactive lectures, educational workshops, and artisanal demonstrations for schools and the general public. Technologies autochtones also provides consulting services in public and experimental archaeology for museums and scientific institutions. Technologies autochtones distinguishes itself by focusing on the practical application of knowledge about Indigenous technologies. Their hands-on approach aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for the ingenuity and resourcefulness of Indigenous peoples. For more information, visit abotec.ca.