What tools did our ancestors use to survive? The Stone Age in Britain ended with the discovery of how to melt copper around the year 3500 BCE, and a few hundred years later people worked out that adding tin to the mixture made bronze. After this stage the...
Survival Food of the Past Have you ever wondered what people during medieval times ate when they were on long journeys? or how hunter-gatherers from the stone age managed to survive the winter?, of course you have, so today we’re going to look at survival...
How did our aboriginal ancestors discover Iron? One of the things that fascinates me about bushcraft and survival is how our ancestors discovered new things for the first time and how they made use of them. How did our aboriginal ancestors discover iron is one of the...
What did hunter-gatherers eat Before diving into exactly what hunter-gatherers ate, it’s important to understand who they were. As the name suggests, a hunter-gatherer is someone who survives by hunting animals and gathering wild plants for food. This lifestyle...
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