Stone is one of the most used and versatile wilderness survival materials. We can use it for hammering (the most obvious use!), fire rings, cooking, making bowls and tools, walls, caches, and a whole host of other uses.

Sculpting Soft Stone Using Stone Age Incision, Abrasion and Drilling Techniques
by Storm

Stone Tools - Made by various people. Including and Obsidian Flake "X-Acto knife" (in the Tools section of this website)

Hafting a Stone Blade the Old-Fashioned Way: Part 1, Part 2 - by Storm (in the Tools section of this website)

Stone containers (in the Containers section of this website)

See also the Tools section of this website
See also the Flintknapping section of this website
See also the Containers & Stone Containers sections of this website

Survival Tools Flintknapping Stone Stone Containers

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