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Hello /out/.
Let's imagine that you and a few of your friends are sent back in time to the stone age. You don't have anything, the only tool you start with is your body and your intelligence. You will have to use bushcraft skills to survive.
After setting up shelter nearby a river, setting up traps for small game and crafting spears and perhaps even a bow or two, you want to advance to the next step in technology. You and a few of your "tribe" find some copper ore after getting to know your surroundings. How would you go about collecting, smelting and forging a copper or bronze knife with only natural resources? Meaning all you have is some stone tools, a fire, a clay quarry and time. How to you create a metal tool in the most primitive way?
Solve this problem and we can progress.
Let's imagine that you and a few of your friends are sent back in time to the stone age. You don't have anything, the only tool you start with is your body and your intelligence. You will have to use bushcraft skills to survive.
After setting up shelter nearby a river, setting up traps for small game and crafting spears and perhaps even a bow or two, you want to advance to the next step in technology. You and a few of your "tribe" find some copper ore after getting to know your surroundings. How would you go about collecting, smelting and forging a copper or bronze knife with only natural resources? Meaning all you have is some stone tools, a fire, a clay quarry and time. How to you create a metal tool in the most primitive way?
Solve this problem and we can progress.
