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This traditional tool was utilized by Native California people for a variety of uses, including cleaning out bedrock mortar holes, sweeping fine meal or other materials off winnowing trays and other baskets, for brushing hair, or scrubbers for helping to wash trays and other baskets. Also, learn about the other indigenous uses of the versatile soaproot (Chlorogalum pomeridianum) as food, soap, glue, medicine, and for fishing.
Instructor Dino Labiste received his academic degree at California College of the Arts. Dino teaches classes on indigenous skills, Stone Age technology, and wilderness survival competence through his "Skills of the Past" workshops, which include wild plant gathering and usage, fire making, and plant fiber cordage.
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