Kinnikinnick

I am a student of American Indian history. I live in the Ohio valley which was once the heart of Shawnee territory. I don't think that it is a stretch of the imagination to think that Tecumseh once walked down the creek bed which runs through my property.
Kinnikinnick was a smoking mixture used by these Native Americans. Does anyone know if a reproduction of this stuff is ever produced? Has anyone ever tried any? Does anyone know more about this?

Thanks carbonmated!! That's very cool. I have ordered 2oz.

Here are my initial impressions of the Kinnik-Kinnick that I bought from "myworldhut". It has the same 5 ingredients as the Kinnik-Kinnick offered at "grandfathersspirit".
As already pointed out by Carbon, it is a completely dry mixture of herbs. No moisture here. There is also absolutely no pouch note. No smell at all and no taste when placed on the tongue.
I made sure to adjust my expectations before I started since my main motivation was historical interest. I wanted to experience smoking what I had often read about in history. I made sure to have no expectations since I had never had any similar experiences.
I smoked 2 cobs back-to-back on Christmas Eve and then another one yesterday afternoon. The dry herbs burn quick so it is not a long smoke. The taste is savory. There is almost a salty taste on my lips while smoking. The taste/smell is vaguely reminiscent of the spices in food, like stuffing, or chicken soup or maybe a bay leaf.
There is a distinct "calming" effect while smoking this stuff. It is definitely noticeable and it happened each time I smoked. This calming is transient and only lasts while you are actually smoking. It is gone when the bowl is done.
My overall initial impression is that it was brief, different and not at all unpleasant. I will be trying it again since I have 2oz for which I paid a whopping $4.