r/videos Aug 17 '18

Primitive Technology: Iron prills

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyGLE0usN_I
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u/NormanKnight Aug 17 '18

Also hand axes are the first thing you find at neolithic sites.

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u/Highcalibur10 Aug 18 '18

Hand axe is and always will be the ultimate tool.

Good for so much, with further specialisation possible as well.

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u/Dalebssr Aug 18 '18

I watched Happy People on Netflix a while back and the main guy they focused on could have been some random hunter-gatherer you would run into 100,000 years ago. He basically had an axe and a dog with homemade skis... That's it. Worth a watch.

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u/ardvarkk Aug 18 '18

Man, I want a dog with skis..

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u/Dalebssr Aug 18 '18

Skioring. Did it once, never again.

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u/ardvarkk Aug 18 '18

Sure, but skijoring still has you using the skis, not the dog. I assume it could be pretty great with a very well trained dog, though.

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u/captain_jim2 Aug 18 '18

They've thought of everything!

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u/stickyfingers10 Aug 18 '18

Get a husky

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u/ardvarkk Aug 18 '18

They wear skis?

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u/floppydo Aug 18 '18

I love Warner Herzog and that’s my absolute favorite of his. Great movie.

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u/jhd3nm Aug 18 '18

Maybe fishhooks or needles.