REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE

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REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE

REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE
This Native American stone was used to start fires. They would insert the stick into one of the holes on the rock, take their bow, wind the string around the stick, and work it back and forth until friction created and created a spark between the rock and the tinder. This rock is a rare find found in South Dakota’s fields. I got it from a state sale in Newell, SD, and the gentleman said that he had picked it up on one of his father’s fields. It is an incredibly rare find and would have been carried by Native Americans all throughout the plains.
REAL Native American Stone Fire Starter Indian Made BowithStick Firestone RARE