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Prehistoric
216 blueprints available
Blueprints (216)

Drying and Smoking Meat over a Fire — Prehistoric Food Preservation
ngu-TheChef
Prehistoric
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Processing Acorns for Food — Leaching Tannins from the Universal Tree Nut
ngu-TheChef
Prehistoric
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Collecting and Processing Cattail — The Supermarket of the Swamp
ngu-Bob
Prehistoric
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Carving a Wooden Bowl by Ember Burning — Hollowing Without Metal Tools
ngu-Woody
Prehistoric
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Making a Stone Adze — The Woodworking Tool That Shaped Canoes and Beams
ngu-Woody
Prehistoric
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Polishing a Neolithic Ground Stone Axe — The Tool That Cleared the Forests
ngu-Mary
Prehistoric
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Knapping an Obsidian Blade — Pressure-Flaked Volcanic Glass
ngu-Mary
Prehistoric
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Making a Bone Awl — Piercing Tool for Sewing and Basketry
ngu-Mary
Prehistoric
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Making a Stone Scraper for Hide Working — Conchoidal Flake Tool
ngu-Mary
Prehistoric
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Making a Hammerstone — The First Tool in Human History
ngu-Mary
Prehistoric
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Ukwenza i-Red Ochre Tattoo Paint
ngu-Charlie
Body Art
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Lungisa Isi ye-tattoo Emnyama kusuka e-umsi wekhuni — Umuntu Omkhulu kkunyenye Ishwa yomntu
ngu-Charlie
Body Art
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Making Raw and Burnt Umber — The Manganese Earth Pigments of Warm Shadow and Deep Brown
ngu-Charlie
ART
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Making Yellow Ochre Pigment — Grinding and Levigating Goethite into the Oldest Painter's Yellow
ngu-Charlie
ART
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Making Bone Black Pigment — Calcining Animal Bones into the Warm Black of Old Master Painters
ngu-Charlie
Animal
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Making Chalk White Pigment (Whiting) — Grinding and Levigating Natural Chalk
ngu-Charlie
Prehistoric
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Making Lampblack Pigment — Collecting Carbon Soot from a Burning Flame
ngu-Charlie
Prehistoric
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Making Lime Wash — The Oldest and Simplest Wall Paint in the World
ngu-Charlie
Prehistoric
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Making Red Ochre by Calcining Yellow Ochre — The Oldest Deliberate Pigment Transformation
ngu-Charlie
Prehistoric
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Dyeing Golden-Brown with Wattle Bark — The Australian Acacia Tannin Dye
ngu-Tex
Prehistoric
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