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Survival Skills of Native California
January 19, 2000, Gibbs Smith
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in English
0879059214 9780879059217
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"There is no machine on earth so potent, yet so simple and elegant, as the two sticks of the Native American fire drill; a hearth piece, the female element-according to Ishi, who emerged in 1911 from forty years of concealment in the California bush as the last "wild Indian" of North America- and the drill itself, an approximately 1/2-inch by 2-foot-long rod, the male element or "man piece.""
Table of Contents
Preface: The Wisdom of the California Hunter-Gatherer
Introduction: Secrets of Indian Survival
Part 1.
Basic Skills, Tools of Gathering and Food Preparation, Implements of Household and Personal Necessity
Part 2.
Hunting and Fishing
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Feedback?February 24, 2014 | Edited by Laura | Edited without comment. |
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