My GF made me a Knight miniature! I think it is time to revisit Hollownest2yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/HollowKnight
I’ve made a knife from things found in the forest + some paracord. Blade is knapped TV glass that some asshole dumped in the woods.1yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Antler needles and birch bark case. Flint flakes + abrasive stone. No glue.1yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
Slowly building up my late neolithic toolkit. Knapping tools and pottery not included.2yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
I'm trying to get into bushcraft via historical reenactment and those are my first, home made leather canteens.3yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Basic setup for early medieval western slav. I'm new in reenactment so any words criticism will be appreciated.2yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Antler axe head based on Funnelbeaker culture finds from Gorzyczany (Poland)3yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
My first attempt of making flint blades. They are small but very sharp!3yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
Flint axe loosely based on finds from Obermeilen. Banana for scale, more info in comments.3yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
Hafted knife/spear head (‚płoszcze’) and three foreshafts of Mierzanowice culture. Fully functional.2yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
Flint tools of early bronze age Mierzanowice culture. Two axes, three arrowheads and curved knife (based on tools excavated from graves at Sandomierz upland, Poland). All waiting to be hafted ( axes will be grinded as well).2yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
I made this knife few months ago. It is a bit small and a bit too thick, but it cuts pretty well3yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
Small, flint hand axe that I made today. What do you guys think about it?5yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
To the guy that found an fossil in his celt: my first stone axe was pretty much made from fossils.5yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/PrimitiveTechnology
Chapel, deep in the salt mine of Wieliczka. The walls, floors and sculptures are made of salt.3yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Can anyone tell me how this kind of 16th cent. cloak is called?3yr ⋅ Kele_Prime ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
