-Looking Closer at Basketmaker Atlatls and Darts by Chuck LaRue -A Case For Southwestern Grooved Axes by David Holladay -Response to Holladay by Larry Kinsella -Southwest Drilling Techniques by David Holladay -Response to Holladay by Larry Kinsella -Prehistoric Trap Systems of Northern Arizona by Tony Nester -A Natural Bucket by Paul Campbell -Wooden War Clubs by Paul Campbell -Ostrich Egg Canteens by Vincent Pinto -Distilling Seawater: An Experiment by David Wescott -Desert Plants For Hand-Drills by Tom Wax -The Wood That Sings by Diane Dittemore -From Flint to Fish: A Stone Age Challenge by Steve Watts -Primitive Bakery by Steve Watts -From The Mighty Acorn: Teaching With Nuts by John Whittaker -Fresh-Scrape Braintan Bucksin Tutorial by Patrick Farneman -Ice Man Sheath, O BP by Daniel Firehawk Abbott -Undercut Your Notch by Scott Kuipers -Milestones and Skills Meets by Russell Cutts -Three-Edged Knife by Steve Adams
Bulletin #39 - Desert Technologies
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Cover by Thadeus Koster, OR. David Holladay using a stone-tipped hand-drill (p. 29) to drill a hole in a hand-ground piece of Arizona pipestone. The result will be a stone chillum, a stemless pipe used throughout the world. The image was captured at Winter Count 16, held in Maricopa, AZ. Hundreds of desert-related technologies were on display and taught at the week-long event.