What is Experimental Archaeology (part 2)
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How Indigenous Peoples Use the Yucca Plant Ascher discusses the methods Indigenous peoples in the Americas use to work with the yucca plant. He writes: “A rib from the North Shelter… was used to remove the pulp…in less time than was anticipated, the strand of fibers was freed from the coarser bark and pulp. After […]
Pine Pitch 🌲: The Most Convenient Prehistoric Adhesive?
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PINE PITCH In the past and now, people have used two sticky substances: hide glue and pine pitch. Hide glue is a bit more complicated and often traded or used by skilled individuals. It involves a process called hide tanning, which can be difficult. On the other hand, pine pitch is easier to make, and […]
Yucca: The Popeye of Plant Fibers
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🌿 Yucca: The Popeye of Plant Fibers Mom’s Garden Growing up, the crime of tampering with my mom’s garden was worse than getting arrested for robbing a bank. I heard the name across many SPT (Society of Primitive Technology, if you can get your hands on a journal, don’t let go) journals, its utility […]