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Artisan Spotlight: Roger Longtoe ELNU Tribe Of The Abenaki Written by Administrator    Friday, 03 February 2012 Artisan Spotlight: Roger Longtoe Posted 2.3.2012 Roger Longtoe Sheehan recreates Native American weapons and tools based on historical documentation. He is citizen of the El-Nu Abenaki Tribe. Here, he provides insight to the weapons making process and displays some of his handmade wares. For more information on the El-Nu Abenaki Tribe, please visit: http://elnuabenakitribe.org/ For more information on Roger Longtoe Sheehan, please visit: http://roglongtoe.tripod.com/

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