See a demonstration of native skills (outdoor skills, wildcrafting, primitive skills) at WomanKraft Art Center. This video was created by a 12 year old participant of WomanKraft's video production classes for teen girls. she edited both the audio and video.
@cabritorsss we were never these ignorant savages like the history books say..we lived with the land.the way the creator wanted..if u choose to see it that way i do..there is plenty of wood choices what state do u live in do some research on it..mostly dry hardwoods will work what tribe r u from?..iam from the Puyallup Tribe
5tonyvvvv 1 year ago
@5tonyvvvv Don't get me wrong...I wasn't kidding. I could kisk myself in the butt for not paying better attention. When "civilization" hit, there was a way, (no...noot matches), that these people would tie some paper in such a way that would either increase friction or some sort od a thing that would start the paper burning in about three minutes. O'l Garndpa showed us but I was about eleven or twelve and just can't remember. I've tried but can't do it. Got any ideas?
cabritorsss 1 year ago
@cabritorsss My Grandfather made stone blades,that were like razor blades he made fire dried grass and hard wood hand drill .the ancient ways should never be forgotten.the modern world is destroying this planet
5tonyvvvv 1 year ago
I remember my Grand Father telling me how the Native American indians used to start a fire with newspapers....
cabritorsss 3 years ago