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I Made a 1,000 Year Old Jewelry Piece! Making a Hohokam Shell Bracelet 

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@sticksstonesandalittlemeta3517
Seems they could have cut away or drilled small holes around the desired thickness and saved a ton of sanding. Or scribed around with a Flint flake to get near the thickness they wanted
@thomascabrera4031
@thomascabrera4031 9 месяцев назад
Where can I get a copy of that artifact book .. I live in Hayden Arizona born and raised and I come across sooo much artifacts where the San Pedro and. Gila River meet . But I would really like to check out that note book
@brandon7482
@brandon7482 Год назад
11:36 can hear the Ravens in the background!. Ravens in the Choctaw language is Fala Chito, literally “big crow”
@timlopes67
@timlopes67 Год назад
Thanks for the video, it's really cool to see you recreate what was done in the past and what was all done to make an item.
@PrimitiveLifeways
@PrimitiveLifeways Год назад
Thanks. A lot of work goes into making these videos.
@Lazeraze
@Lazeraze Год назад
Great video, love your stuff
@dingdongdeo
@dingdongdeo Год назад
incredible
@PrimitiveLifeways
@PrimitiveLifeways Год назад
Thank you
@justinchiang1129
@justinchiang1129 Год назад
Absolutely amazing videos! Hope to see more content, do you have a Patreon?
@oldwaysrisingfarm
@oldwaysrisingfarm Год назад
Do you know how far north and east the Glycymeris shells were traded?
@PrimitiveLifeways
@PrimitiveLifeways Год назад
They came as far north as Colorado.
@Sheepdog1314
@Sheepdog1314 Год назад
thank you - why not score the top with a knapped blade and pop it off, before sanding? Would save time
@PrimitiveLifeways
@PrimitiveLifeways Год назад
Great question. The Hohokam crafters did score the cap and removed it. They would then turn the piece into a frog decoration. I have done this before and cutting the top off takes about equal time. I think they were using a large agave type knife.
@conradgroves
@conradgroves Год назад
Wouldn't it be easier to use a 60 grit grinder to make the shell bracelet?
@plakor6133
@plakor6133 Год назад
What was the function of the hole?
@RangoTheMango
@RangoTheMango 7 месяцев назад
😉
@RangoTheMango
@RangoTheMango 7 месяцев назад
gyattttt
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