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Primitive Technology Gatherings
The culture of off-beat primitive technology gatherings has grown and morphed into many forms around the continent and I suspect, around the world. Certainly, when I was a school kid, I didn’t know of anything approaching the types of gatherings … Continue reading
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Pottery Firing
Ulysses Reid came down to our Prehistory Days event this weekend showing his art. He is an excellent potter from Zia and was able to have a small firing on some nearby property after the days activities. Despite the 110 … Continue reading
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Pottery Firing
We hosted a pottery firing and primitive technology event last weekend. It was a bigger hit than I would have expected and I hope to do it again soon. It always amazes me that so many people have never thought … Continue reading
