All videos for the tag : hammerstone (10 videos)
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How to make a hornstone arrowhead in this free How-to video. Expert: John Olsen Bio: Through scratching and grinding rocks, John Olsen has made many authentic replica artifacts. He majored in ceramics in college and began making primitive items with native clays. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
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Friction fire from nothing. This all took place over the course of roughly 3 hours… much editing was involved in this exercise in futility to deliver the viewer from mind numbing despondency!
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How to select stones for thinning in this free How-to video. Expert: John Olsen Bio: Through scratching and grinding rocks, John Olsen has made many authentic replica artifacts. He majored in ceramics in college and began making primitive items with native clays. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
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A hike up the creek to have fun and practice some survival skills and collect natural materials for primitive projects. Very cold and wet!
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Back to the pirate ship! Make fire, shelter, stone tools and use the tools to cut shoots for arrows. Another miserably fun outing.
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We are in need of an ax for projects that require more than a stone knife. This is our quest for making a primitive ax. Here’s some pics of our “red clay” survival trip we posted on Paleoplanet Part 1 Part 2
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Agates, knapping agate knife blade, cedar bark, tough dealings, difficult decisions, trail cam pics, etc… all things good and fun
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2nd half of part 4. More survival fun along the creek If you want to learn more about knapping you will need to find someone who knows more about it than me. Paleomanjim here on youtube has a great beginner series starting here: There many other great knapping gurusout there too. I make no claim…
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trail cams, bones, agate, tool making, trail cam pics, digger squirrels…. you’d have to be PHSYCHO to not love it!…
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starting on a new shelter. Sparkey, the dog, rolls on a dead rotting salmon carcass so we spend the trip trying to avoid him. He has gotten salmon poisening before so he cant get it again, thankfully. What a knucklehead!
