A brief Archeological and ethnographical study of primitive fire-making. This is my first documentary, Usually I don't make documentaries, instead I make bushcraft styled videos and I tried to make it as professional as possible because I am very passionate about this topic. This video was made for educational purposes. Video is non-profit.
All media displayed in this video is displayed with either permission from the copyright owner, fair use, or is creative commons. If I failed to give credit, message me! (Rest of footage/ photographs are taken by me)
Music Credit:
-Deep Ambient (Version 60s) by Lesfm
- Ancient Ambient by SamuelFJohanns
Skyrim Soundtrack Far Horizons by Jeremy Soule
-Skyrim Soundtrack - Secunda by Jeremy Soule
-Tribal Music with voices by ? (From Pixabay)

Stock Footage Credits:
1.City night, Amit
2. Furnace blacksmith, Tima Miroshnichenko
3. Cooking food on stove, Cottonbro studio
4 .Microwave, Aghyad Najjar
5. Powerplant, kelly
6.Fixing a light bulb, Ricky Esquivel
7. Lighter in hand, kelly
8. Men making fire, Ton Souza
9. Bonfire at night, Yaroslav Shuraev
10. Grass burning on the field, Karamvir Jakhar
11.Thunderbolt, Pixabay
12.Footage of an active volcano, pressmaster
13.Drone Footage of Winter landscape of pine trees by Zlatin Georgiev
14. Head of an Bald Eagle by Mohammad Jabbar
14. Breathtaking timelapse view of meteor shower, Dmitry Varennikov
15. Bird on the seashore, Anthony
16. Ice Bear, Polar Bear by dianakuehn30010
17. Seal baby seal mammal beach sand by u_pv0eeuec71
18. Whales dolphins sea ocean water by Rockey223
19. Walrus Zoo splash hamburg thick by dianakuehn30010
20. Desert landscape dry hill by Kelly (pexels)
21. Timelapse of Joshua Tree National Park by Kindel Media
22. Sunlight Through the trees in old dark forest by One Seven
Information Sources:
-https://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...
- https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...
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https://www.scientificamerican.com/po....
- -https://www.sapiens.org/archaeology/n...
- Photographs sourced from Google images.
-Photographs and ethnographical information is majorly sourced from the book 'Primitive Fire: An Ethnographical Study of Firemaking Methods' by Walter Hough, Ph.D.