Agrarian Stone Village

agrarian stone village....this is survival...look at all the 'goods' in storage and drying etc. etc.

 

wicker grain bin for corn.wooden plank bottom on logs,shucks in bottom of bin then topped by corn.then a covering...i seen some have tarps but also seen some thats gotta be wool and produced from their sheep...as i see them spinning and weaving.make no mistake this is daily survival..most western world would croak !

 

going up steep himalayan mtn to collect leaves for compost.notice on climb they are spinning wool as they walk. upon top taking rest they are spinning..constant motion to survive and do whats got to be done daily to make it.wool blankets and clothes to keep them warm and sell some for a cash crop.this is survival in place...pretty steep ground.

 

this is a long one 23minutes..well worth it though...so much for western mind thinking and all the hoopla about proper bee boxes...lol...i see bees kept in russia same way only vertical logs. we educated folks just make things more complicated...we be dumb !...often !!...lol

 

I watched this one first and was completely fascinated by it. Learned new drop-spindle tricks, and now I want to learn how to make oversized baskets that durable.

Looking forward to watching the other videos. Thank you for delivering quality informational posts, as usual!


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i have several more of the more interesting ones to post..if i can find them again.

 

making sacks of dry meat.interesting it seems after dried they cut it even smaller pieces. using the kukri style knife and log for cutting board.

 

a skill often over looked...reading and writing.

 

grizzgal look at the tool they are using. could this be stinging nettles?

 

Oh, be still my abo heart!!!!

The lajimbudha folks sure know how to put together great documentaries.


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Ophiocordyceps sinensis

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ophiocordyceps_sinensis

 

working as one to secure tribal survival