The Unofficial Hunger Games Wilderness Survival Guide by Creek Stewart

Author:Creek Stewart [Stewart, Creek]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-1-4403-2863-3
Publisher: F+W Media
Published: 2013-08-09T21:00:00+00:00

Primitive civilizations have coal burned entire canoes using this exact same process. A container is a very small feat in comparison. And as I explained in chapter three, a coal-burned container is perfect for using hot rocks to boil water.

EARTHEN CONTAINERS

Native Americans were masters of using clay to make very impressive and durable containers. In much of the United States, clay can be found by digging a hole 2′–3′ (1m) deep. The best place to find workable clay is along the edges of eroded riverbanks. As rivers erode their banks, clay becomes exposed and can be easily collected.

The easiest earthen container is a simple hole in the ground that is lined with clay. Simply build a fire in the hole to fire harden the clay for use as a temporary cooking pot or rock-boiling container.

Fire hardened clay lined earthen hole vessel

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