Here’s a video of a bow making project from the fall. Working wood with stone age tools isn’t very hard, it just takes some patience and creativity. Give it a try!
Stone Age Bow
November 25, 2015 by Connor O'Malley
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Dude, that is so cool! Approximately how long did it take? 22 hours or so? So awesome! You gonna hunt something with it? Also, do you happen to know what tree type you make it out of?
Lovin’ these videos man!!
I love the music and way you put the video together. Nice job. Plus the bow is cool too.
Reblogged this on Paleotool's Weblog and commented:
If you’re interested in making a simple “stone age” bow with the simplest tools here’s a fine video by Connor O’Malley to get you started. If that sparks your interest and you want to delve a little farther, there here are a few older posts about bow making that I’ve put together: http://paleotool.com/?s=bow+making
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