Tuktu and The Magic Bow

[@catherineharris4746]

This is when documentaries was well worth the time to sit and watch👍

[@robertcorbell1006]

The hand-drills, bone and ivory carving, and even the ability to grow facial hair unlike most other Native Americans remind me a whole lot of my own Cherokee background and my dad's family growing up. If only life could have stayed this simple for the human race things would have not become what they are. Thanks. :)

[@davidfilipgoransanja]

there is real smile on this simple men. And in our society there is no smile on faces.

[@tetrazolelover]

...or in our society there are disgusting, false purposeful smiles on faces.

[@pyroadamperisti5161]

how sweet.. this people never changed since the mesolithic period.. i allso am very interestet in ancient crafting ...haha wish i encounter you one day...

[@garychynne1377]

tuktu uses split finger mediterrenian style shooting off the left side just like regular western style archers. the sinew braced composite bow is a very modern bow technically compared to a one piece wood bow. he uses no face anchor but cants the bow for arrow alignment with a short draw. this is very interesting if you know anything about archery. good shooting tuktu.

[@kaziklu79]

Thanks for sharing! I think I've seen this documentary a long time ago :)

[@tetrazolelover]

You're welcome :)

[@KnapperJackCrafty]

Beautiful!

[@sharondwyer8513]

Much respect to my ancestors 💖 Only the strong survived

[@DrOtto-sx7cp]

Nope ... only the most adoptable. 🙏🌹

[@jhuskey8919]

I think the description should say sinew instead of cable, could be wrong but I bet it's a translation thing

[@paulambush8660]

nice document

[@johnjriggsarchery2457]

Thank you for sharing this

[@tetrazolelover]

You're welcome

[@paulambush8660]

I've seen many of these documents and I noticed that they use their teeth for a lot of stuff!!!

[@tetrazolelover]

+Paul Ambush teeth are indeed human´s first pliers :)

[@josvanr]

please use french title