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Guide to Paleo Artifacts Use this book as a reference guide to identify old stone artifacts. Well illustrated. 90 pages. Soft cover. By R. M. Gramly. $19.95
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The Art of Flint Knapping Covers percussion and pressure flaking. A complete guide covering basics, tools and raw materials. Contains 70 photos and 100 drawings on 76 pages. Large format. By D.C. Waldorf. $14.95
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The Complete Book of
Tanning Skins and Furs The most comprehensive do-it-yourself tanning book around. From making tools and equipment to recipes for tanning and pickling solutions. 197 pages. Hardcover. By James Churchill. $19.95
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These Booklets run from 32 to 48 pages and are loaded with photos. Each was written to enable the person who had no knowledge of the particular skill to do it. |
Note that each subject is labeled "Primitive". Though some are illustrated using steel tools, the overall collection is designed to teach you how to make it using only the tools available in nature. |
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Brain
Tan Buckskin -
The simplest to understand, workable "how-to" on this
subject available. We also include a chapter on how to obtain, prepare and
sew with sinew. $4.50
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Primitive
Fire & Cordage - How to
rub two sticks together to make fire and how to find, prepare and make
string from various natural fibers. $4.50
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Makin'
Meat-1, the sinew backed bow and arrow
- primitive bow and arrow making from natural materials -
bow illustrated is Plains Indian style. $4.50
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Makin' Meat-2, traps and
subsistence gathering -
basic food gathering techniques, simple traps. Description of the atlatl. $4.50
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Primitive Wilderness
Cooking Methods -
Broiling, boiling, frying, baking - campfire cooking without pots and
pans.
$4.50
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Deer from
Field to Freezer - The
care of deer sized game (tho put together the same as a mouse). Field
dress, skin, quarter, cut-up - illustrated here using only stone blades. $4.50
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Containers-1 - Baskets,
bags and other assortments. It's hard to gather without something in which
to carry your stuff.
$4.50
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Containers-2 - primitive pottery
- Dig the clay, clean it, build a pot and fire it. Use it to cook with
over an open fire. $4.50
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Primitive
Tools - Making and using
them. Stone, bone, wood and antler. An excellent primer on basic
flintknapping. $4.50
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Semi-permanent Shelters
- All with intregal fires that shed water as well as wind - from basic
survival to comples houses. The best explanation of primitive shelter
building there is. $4.50
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