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Poisonous Snakes (Book One, Card 19) Recognition of venomous SnakesIn the United States, roughly 7,000 people are bitten by a venomous snake each year. On average, only about six people died as a result of the bite. Serious harm, including the mutilation of a body part, is more common. With the basic knowledge about the …
Archery (Book One, Card 18) In indigenous tribes a young boy identified not only with his father but also with his father’s family bravest warriors. Before he could walk, he learned to ride a horse. He was supposed to ride a horse by the time he was four or five years old. He was given …
Arrow Making (Book One, Card 17) The Arrowhead was formed of a hard stone, such as Flint, that was honed into a projectile tip using the Flint knapping technique.The arrows, which were about half the length of the bow, were made from dry, hard sticks of wood.Feathers were used to give arrows their ‘spin’ while …
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