Bushcraft and survival frequently asked questions I’ve noticed that in my interest and research into bushcraft and survival, I have come across a huge amount of people asking the same questions over and over, so to help anyone who might be interested, here are...
Surviving the American Civil War Between 1861 and 1865, the United States split into two main factions and declared war on each other. There were many reasons for the outbreak of war, but the one advertised the most was to end slavery on the North American continent....
How did people survive the Dust Bowl? When people first started to settle in North America, they found out that land in certain states was much better than in others. The green pastures of the eastern coast allowed the mass production of staple crops and the...
How did people survive in ancient Egypt? Ancient Egypt is one of the most fascinating civilizations in history, with its unique religion, advanced technologies, and unmatched structures that still stand to this day. It has been the focus of countless studies but...
Surviving in Mesopotamia Mankind’s first real home The oldest human remains have been confirmed to be just over 200,000 years old and were discovered in modern-day Ethiopia. This is believed to be the cradle of humanity and even though bones of other human-like...
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