Mother-Tech

Technologies, inventions and manufacture by women: digging sticks, nets and cordage, baskets, mats, ceramics, spinning and weaving, dyes, barkcloth (and bark paper), felting, leatherwork. Housebuilding, tents, yurts, wigwams, adobe, wattle and daub. Farming, agronomy, and the biotechnologies of food storage and preservation: salting, smoking, fermentation; yogurt, butter, cheese, wine, beer; leavening and bread-making, baking, roasting, frying. Making clothing, shoes, packs, and furniture.

 

Visual Talks by Max Dashu. All titles are live visual presentations (average 90 minutes)
with a break midway and more time for questions and discussion.
Tech requirements: digital projector with VGA cable, screen, and mic.

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