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#Pomo charmstone how to

How to Make a Simple Fire Piston Out of Hardware Store Material Two Bladed Pocket Knife from PVC and Hacksaw Blades Primitive Field Day at Stanford UniversityĪ Cutting Edge: Creating a Steel Blade in a Primitive Setting (Interview with Norm Kidder on )Īt San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area Plants of Oceania: Kou ( Cordia subcordata) Plants of California: Soap Plant ( Chlorogalum pomeridianum)ĭogbane ( Apocynum cannabinum) - Cordage Fibers Gathering Basket Making Materials (videos) Smoothing with Sand, Even-ing with Equisetum Some Uses of Ermine Moth Caterpillar Silk

What Knot to Use in a Primitive Situation Wringing Net for Small and Slippery Hidesĭecorative Stones Used by the California Indians The Ohlone Peoples: Botanical, Animal and Mineral Resources Link to 'Banjo' type ornaments made of red abalone Link to 'A Charmstone Discovery in the Redwood Forests of Mendocino County, California'

Manufacturing Abalone Shell Circular Fish Hook: California's Chumash StyleĪ Performance of Various Pacific Northwest Shell Types as Containters for Melting Pitch The Basics of Woodworking with Stone Age Tools Other Types of Atlatls: Loop, Fork and CordĪtlatl Rest, Safety Loop & Anti-Gravity Device (AGD) Making an Archer's Thumb Ring from Cow Horn, Antler or Bone Mesoamerican Prismatic Blade Production from Obsidian (video) Starting With Fire (Interview with Dino Labiste on ) Paleolithic Stone on Stone Fire Technologyįire-by-Percussion & Fire-by-Compression (video)įriction Fire Woods and Successful Wood Combinations The Miracle of Fire-by-Friction, Revisitedįire Piston: Primitive Technology for the 21st Century Stores that Offer Resources for Primitiveįirst Skills (Interview with Norm Kidder on )Īncient Fire Making (Interview with Dino Labiste on )Ĭampfire Construction - How to Build a Fire (Entertainment, Educational, and How-To videos)Ī Study of their Role in Plains Indian Societies and a Guide to Traditional Tanning Techniques' by Markus Klek