Primitive Cooking Using STONE AGED TOOLS in the WILD! | Stone Knife and Stone Axe

Cooking on a rock is a primitive cooking method that allows modern people to connect with out ancestors. Cooking on a rock seals in the fat and provides flavor that can not come from modern cooking methods.

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This is primitive technology! Cooking wild venison on a rock. This deer came from 100% fair chase which I harvested myself!

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ABOUT THE TOOLS AND CONSTRUCTION

The large brown knife is made from Georgia “coastal plains chert” the material stone was collected and shaped into the knife, from an old farm road in middle Georgia.

This style of large knife is an accurate replica of what would have been used in New York State to process large sturgeon and big game. This knife style dates back to around 8,000 to 10,000 years ago.

Knife and Axe Used in This Video

The knife blade is fixed to an hardwood handle with elk sinew and pine pitch glue.

The ground stone axe or “Celt” technology came later, during the archaic time period from around 1,000 years ago to 8,000 years ago. It is made from river cobble granite, collected from a river in Connecticut and ground into shape using sand, sandstone, water, and lots of time “sanding” the rock into shape as well as polishing with water and rubbing oils into the rock.

The handle is a very crude technology that includes “wedging” the stone axe into a wooden handle, it is further secured with pine pitch glue and wrapping with elk sinew for support. This technique grants longer use life rather then allowing the axe to protrude from the other end of the wooden handle as it uses the wedge with every strike to further secure the stone axe head.


Other Primitive Cooking Videos

Goat on a Rock: https://youtu.be/uHN60owoFoE
Hare Singe: https://youtu.be/DX2LdHmyr4A
Smoked Rabbit: https://youtu.be/tXQRzFhK0uA
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