Discovering my Primitive Artifact 4 Years Later...and a rattlesnake @ChadZuberAdventures
Discovering my Primitive Artifact 4 Years Later...and a rattlesnake  @ChadZuberAdventures
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
While exploring areas that have a history of native culture I am always looking for clues to their past existence. Often I find mortar holes which provide evidence that a site was used for the processing of wild food and often for gathering of wild foods too. In this video I revisit the site where I placed a clay pot with pumpkin seeds four years earlier to experience a little of what it may have been like when people long ago left items hidden away in small caves or elsewhere. Along the way I pass a rattlesnake and find palm fruit to eat.

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Discovering my Primitive Artifact 4 Years Later...and a rattlesnake

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