The energy invested and the risks our ancestors went through to hunt an animal using primitive weapons of short range justified on their own the imperative not to waste any part of this animal. But in addition to the feeling of extraordinary gratitude that our ancestors must have felt at the prospect of a great meal, it is very likely that the precious resource of raw materials provided by the body of this animal for lighting, dressing, l he tools or ornamentation appeared to be an inestimable wealth.

Have you ever wondered how our ancestors prepared, transformed and preserved the different parts of an animal after hunting so that nothing was lost?

This course offers you the opportunity to reappropriate these techniques. It aims to introduce you to which parts are useful for which crafts or for consumption and how to preserve them until they can be used.

We will use tools from the Stone Age and the Iron Age.

Price per person: €330