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2006
GOTTLIEB, J., "Ecology for abos - or - eat low on the food chain", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 33, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 69-72, 2006.
2004
GOTTLIEB, J., "Hunting the suburbs", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 24, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 22-25, 2004.
2001
GOTTLIEB, J., "Drilling technology", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 22, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 60-62, 2001.
GOTTLIEB, J., "Ready To Use Stone Containers", Primitive Technology II, Ancestral skills, from the Society of Primitive Technology, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 239, 2001.
1999
GOTTLIEB, J., "Dogbane (apocynum sp.), Botany, ecology, fiber preparation and a method for making 3-ply cordage", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 17, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 32-36, 1999.
GOTTLIEB, J., "A Dogbane Net", Primitive Technology, a book of earth skills, selection of articles from the Bulletin of Primitive Technology, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 159, 1999.
1998
GOTTLIEB, J., "Kids and clay", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 15, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 57, 1998.
1996
GOTTLIEB, J., "Basic mat-making for children", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 11, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 44-46, 1996.
1995
GOTTLIEB, J., "A Dogbane Net", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 9, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 79, 1995.

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