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Making a bow and arrows with primitive tools
(19) | 25/03/2016 | In this new video, the Australian youtuber Primitive Technology shows us how manufactures a bow and arrows, using only primitive tools and techniques. The bow is made from the trunk of a bush which is cut into 2 pieces.
The rope is manufactured with internal fibers from the bark of a shrub that has divided into lanes. As regards the arrows, is 60 cm long and its edges have hardened with fire. The quiver is manufactured from a wide strip of bark.
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