WAMPANOAG bow, arrows info

[LEGIONNAIRE]

Hi. I will be working on an original sudbury bow replica, the only thing missing is the really authentic arrows and quiver. Does anyone have any information, leads, or museum pictures of wampanoag arrows and quivers. I also thought about detailed descriptions from pilgrims since they were the fisrt to encounter the wampanoags.
Thankyou

[George Tsoukalas]

I've read that the Easter Woodland Tribes made arrows from shoots like willow and dogwood. I bet they used any straight shoots they could find and worked them into arrows. Jawge

[George Tsoukalas]

The Sudbury bow is located in Harvard's Peabody Museum in Cambridge, MA which is not too far from me. I almost got to see it but viewing is by appointment only and I didn't know that. I haven't been back. I did get to see many other bow. They have quite a collection. I even saw what looked like board bows to me. They could have been made from any planking. I'm sure straight grained milling was the order of the day. There is shoot info on my site.  Jawge
http://georgeandjoni.home.comcast.net/~georgeandjoni/

[LEGIONNAIRE]

Thanks for the reply George. Wish there was some arrows aswell. Do you know if rivercane was used that far north?