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CANDACE OWENS COMMENTS ON
NATIVE SACRIFICE (FACT CHECK)
By Jeff Martin |
Several days ago a video went viral of Candace Owens discussing the issue of violence and cannibalism in Native America ...
Read More MAKING A RABBITSTICK
By Jeff Martin |
It was thirteen years ago to this date where I was amazed by a simple and effective piece of throwing ...
Read More MAKING PRIMITIVE FIRE
By Jeff Martin |
As I analyze and think of how fire was initially created by our early ancestors, I raise more questions than ...
Read More HOHOKAM POTTERY (PART 2)
By Jeff Martin |
Back in late 2018 I published a blog article introducing readers to Hohokam ceramics. Hohokam pottery vessels are some of ...
Read More MAKING POTTERY
By Jeff Martin |
Part One: Making pottery When analyzing prehistoric people in the American Southwest, how do we define different cultures? Some in ...
Read More MAKING THE SINEW BACKED BOW
By Jeff Martin |
When prehistoric peoples crossed the Bering Strait they discovered lands very rich in resources. Water was plentiful, vegetation was diverse, ...
Read More ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE DELLS
By Jeff Martin |
The Granite Dells located in Prescott, Arizona is truly a unique area that attracts thousands of locals and visitors wanting ...
Read More HOHOKAM POTTERY (PART 1)
By Jeff Martin |
One of the most fascinating study areas in Hohokam archaeology is the analization of ceramics. Hohokam potters made two primary ...
Read More HOHOKAM JEWELRY
By Jeff Martin |
When archaeologists analyze the prehistoric Hohokam of the Phoenix valley we truly see a high culture society that was highly ...
Read More MAKING TRADITIONAL ARROWS
By Jeff Martin |
Past cultures and their means of making bows and arrows have always been an interest of mine. As a young ...
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