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2012
ADAMS, S., "The Digging Stick: going Back to Your Roots", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 44, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 35-39, 11/2012.
2011
ADAMS, S., "Wax myrtle candles", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 41, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 39-41, 2011.
2010
ADAMS, S., "Three-edged knife, the hafted blade or “triface”", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 2010, issue 39, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 92-93, 05/2010.
2008
ADAMS, S., "The walking stick – diversity in unity", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 2008, issue 36, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 33-35, 2008.
2007
ADAMS, S., "Lost in the woods", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 34, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 73-74, 77, 2007.
ADAMS, S., "Wild smoke", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 34, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 34-40, 2007.
2006
ADAMS, S., "Flintknapping, intuitive mathematics", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 33, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 43-45, 2006.
ADAMS, S., "Quilling on birch bark", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 31, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 82-85, 2006.
ADAMS, S., "Wild plant stewardship: impact observations of resource management", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 31, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 80-81, 2006.
2005
ADAMS, S., "Three edged knife. The hafted blade, or "triface"", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 30, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 57-58, 2005.
2004
ADAMS, S., "Applied foraging", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 28, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 51-53, 2004.
ADAMS, S., "Blades and blade technology", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 28, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 62-67, 2004.
ADAMS, S., "Making an iceman-style sheath", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 27, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 58-61, 2004.

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