If you would like to
see how people lived in our area 12 thousand years ago come out to the Ochlockonee
River State Park this month to find out.
The Ochlockonee River State Park is hosting the ninth Annual Stone Age
and Primitive Art Festival February the 26th through the 28th.
Visitors can show off their skills in primitive archery, atlatl throwing.
There will also be workshops and presentations on flint knapping, deer hide brain tanning, and bone, wood,
and antler carving.
You can also watch old world and new world bow
and arrow construction, basket weaving, and early pottery.
There’s even a canoe building presentation.
The festival is 8 to 4 daily.
The Ochlocknee River State Park is on Highway 319 between Lanark
Village and Sopchoppy.
For more
information on the event, visit knapfest.com.
http://live.oysterradio.com/
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