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How to Create Primitive Stone Tools for Wilderness Survival Situations

Step-by-step instructions showing how to make a primitive kiln at home. I have mnade two of these at my house and share my insights here.

7 Primitive Tools and How to Make Them. The tools include things like wooden spoons, hoko knives, and stone hammers. Watch the video here.

Ancient technologies expert Allen Denoyer shows how to make flintknapping tools.

With an increase of off-gridders, hikers, campers, survivalists and travelers there is a need that brings us back to trusted primitive tools and appliances.

Primitive hunting cultures took the idea of the throwing stick and made improvements to it that turned it into a more effective hunting tool. We call the Australian version a boomerang and the Native American version a rabbit stick. They are both basically the same weapon. By the way, the Australian hunting boomerang does not return when thrown. A stick that flies in a circle would be awfully hard to hunt with. To start off making a boomerang you will need to do a little searching for just…

It’s easy to forget that all carpentry was once done by hand. People used the power of muscle, skill, and what are now vintage tools.

Make Cordage from Natural Materials In this episode, we show you how to take natural materials, such as bark, and make your own cordage. This might be a primitive skill, but everyone needs cordage and if you are out you have no choice! A great skill to have and hope you can give it a ...

Sinew can be used for a variety of tasks in the wild. Cordage, in general, is invaluable in a survival situation. A simple piece of rope can construct a shelter or trap a meal. While many natural resources can be transformed into cordage, few have the raw strength of sinew.