Bringing ancient understandings of the natural world to the 21st century.

The activities listed below are just a sampling of what is available from Media Prehistoria. Most activities can be tailored to meet the needs of a wide range of age levels and group sizes as class topics or demonstrations:

Stone tools and flintknapping

Fire making by friction

Native fiber cordage

Ancient weapons (emphasizing atlatl)

Primitive process for bone, antler, shell and wood

Containers: Baskets, bark, ceramic and gourds

Natural adhesives and hafting

Using wild plants

Brain–tanning Buckskin

Wilderness shelter

Reconstructing prehistoric shelters

Pioneer woodcraft

Natural history and environment of the Southeast focusing on geology and botany.