Demonstration of a U.S. Southeastern Indian Blowgun Technique (Doug Meyer)

With Doug Meyer (USA)
After a tour in the US Army, EXARC Member Doug Meyer graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where he received his BA in History and Anthropology. It was after attending an Anthropology class that he began actively practicing primitive technology under Steve Watts. Doug's main focus is blowguns, but he has tried his hand at most types of primitive technology. He has studied tracking and fire making with Charles Worsham and flintknapping with Dr. Errett Callahan, for whom he has been a teaching assistant the past 5 years. Doug also enjoys martial arts and holds a shodan rank in Ninjutsu where he has studied with Stephen Hayes, Dr Richard McCall and Jonathan Kingsley. Doug has been brain tanning for 10 years and has tanned 100's of hides.
Link(s)
EXARC Journal 2013-3: Hunting with Cane: Traditional Cherokee Blowguns and Darts
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EXARC Journal 2016-2: Book Review: Archaeology and Crafts edited by Rüdiger Kelm
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EXARC Journal 2018-4: From Gastonia to Gotha: My Thoughts and Impressions on do…
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