The shape of this fire stater was designed to fit over the knee cap. The size of this fire starter was used at the location of a pit house village. It is larger in size than that of the traveling design fire starter taken on trade routes. The bowl is similar in size where combustible material is placed, but the hole is positioned at an angle until this tool is placed over the knee cap which then the hole aligns straight up used in conjunction with a fire pump drill.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Ancient Anasazi ~ Knee design Fire starter
The shape of this fire stater was designed to fit over the knee cap. The size of this fire starter was used at the location of a pit house village. It is larger in size than that of the traveling design fire starter taken on trade routes. The bowl is similar in size where combustible material is placed, but the hole is positioned at an angle until this tool is placed over the knee cap which then the hole aligns straight up used in conjunction with a fire pump drill.
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