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2015
NYERGES, C., "The palm family", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 49, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 30-31, Spring 2015.
2014
NYERGES, C., "Meet the Nightshades. An understanding of plant families goes a long way to improving your ability to identify species", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 48, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 80-82, Fall 2014.
NYERGES, C., "Why Survival Skills?", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 47, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 85-87, Spring 2014.
2013
NYERGES, C., "Dr. of Sticks n’ Rocks: Getting To Know Paul Campbell", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 46, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 82-83, Fall 2013.
NYERGES, C., "Plants Everywhere, But Not All Can Be Eaten", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 46, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 35-39, Fall 2013.
2012
NYERGES, C., "The Fire Watchers, Speak to us on the ways of the willow: a lesson in learning how to learn", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 43, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 6-8, 05/2012.
2008
NYERGES, C., "The Angeles National Forest Mystery Rock", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 35, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 86-90, 2008.
NYERGES, C., "On learning about wild plants", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 2008, issue 36, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 92-93, 2008.
2006
NYERGES, C., "May the circle be unbroken. Experiences with passive agriculture", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 32, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 74-76, 2006.
NYERGES, C., "Thirty years in the Jungle! Could you do it?", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 31, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 90-93, 2006.
2004
NYERGES, C., "Nature's containers: they are everywhere. Useful containers found as-is, or easily made from raw materials", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 28, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 32-34, 2004.
2003
NYERGES, C., "The metaphors of wilderness - seeking the ultimate survival", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 25, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 7-9, 2003.
2002
NYERGES, C., "The adventure of learning about wild foods, a personal story of "how to save the earth"", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 24, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 40-41, 2002.
2001
NYERGES, C., "Mastering the hand-drill. The most primitive method of fire starting", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 22, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 18-22, 2001.
2000
NYERGES, C., "The manzanita, that beautiful "little apple" of Indian lore", Bulletin of Primitive Technology, vol. 19, Utah, Society of Primitive Technology, pp. 76-78, Spring 2000.

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