Society of Primitive Technology

Documents

• What to teach kids and why (1996)
• What we can learn from the primitives (2009)
• What's in your medicine Bag? (2009)
• What's the Color of Your Clay? (1991)
• What’s in a Word? (1996)
• When The People Gather (1992)
• Where There Is No Tinder (1999)
• Where There's No Tinder (1991)
• Why Build a Traditional House (1992)
• Why Build Traditional Houses Today? (1999)
• Why economic ecological models work: culture as a thermodynamic machine (2005)
• Why Survival Skills? (2014)
• Why use plants as medicine? (2003)
• Wild Foods of the Upper Midwest Hardwoods Region (2012)
• Wild Plant Economics (2001)
• Wild plant stewardship: impact observations of resource management (2006)
• Wild smoke (2007)
• Wildchild: an evolving curriculum (1996)
• Wing-Bone Whistle (1995)
• Winter canoeing (2003)
• Wood ashes and hide tanning (1998)
• The wood that sings. Stringed musical instruments of the Southwest (2010)
• Wood tool Basics (1999)
• Wood Under Stress (1995)
• Wood Under Stress (2001)
• Wooden billet notes (2001)
• Wooden pressure flakers (2001)
• Wooden war club (2010)
• A Word On Pitch (1999)
• Work shelter construction at Virginia's Explore Park. (1996)
• Working Hides With Bone and Antler (1995)
• Working Hides With Stone, Bone and Antler Tools (2001)
• The world is tied together with fiber, the value of fiber in primitive cultures (1999)
• A world-wide guide to nature's foods (1998)
• Woven Tumplines, Carrying Bags and Belts, (1999)
• The wringing net – the ultimate technique for small and slippery hides (2013)
• Yahi Artifacts taken from Ishi's Lower Camp, Wowunupo'mu tetna (Grizzly Bear's Hiding Place) on November 6 & 7, 1908 (2009)
• Your First Primitive Bow (1991)
• Your First Primitive Bow (2001)
• Yucca and Agave Fiber Sandals of Southern California (2001)
• Yucca and Agave Sandal (1994)
• The yucca cast net (2003)
• Yucca slab survival sandals (1996)