3 Strange Ancient maps that shouldn’t exist

3 Strange Ancient maps that shouldn’t exist

by | May 13, 2020 | Historic Survival

3 Strange Ancient maps that shouldn’t exist The age of exploration began during the 1400s and by the late 1600s, the vast majority of the world had been mapped. During this time the best that people had to work with were rather basic tools that would show a...
Outdoor cooking methods through the ages

Outdoor cooking methods through the ages

by | May 10, 2020 | Bushcraft Info, Historic Survival

Outdoor cooking methods through the ages There’s nothing like eating in the great outdoors, with campfire cooking being one of my favorite reasons for spending time in the wild. Cooking openly outside wasn’t always done for pleasure and it became necessary for people...
Life in the Stone age

Life in the Stone age

by | May 8, 2020 | Historic Survival

Life in the Stone age Our ancestors lived a primitive life and relied heavily on stone as their primary tool and weapon material, but since the invention of a written language was thousands of years away, we can only piece together what we have found from...
5 Strange ancient traditions

5 Strange ancient traditions

by | May 8, 2020 | Historic Survival

5 Strange ancient traditions Our ancestors were incredible people and had a level of knowledge that we will never truly understand, but that doesn’t mean they didn’t make mistakes from time to time, or consistently for hundreds of years to be more accurate. Here are 5...
What did cowboys eat?

What did cowboys eat?

by | Apr 23, 2020 | Historic Survival

What did cowboys eat? Having to spend large amounts of time in the wilderness is usually quite uncomfortable, especially when it comes to food. Cowboys and gunslingers of the Wild West would spend months at a time away from civilization herding cattle and hiding from...