Prehistoric Skills: Atlatl Throwing
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Step back in time and try your hand at one of the oldest hunting tools in the world! Participants will learn the history of the atlatl—a spear-throwing device used by ancient cultures thousands of years ago to hunt large game—and discover how it helped early people survive. After learning the basics, kids will practice proper technique and develop their skills by throwing atlatl darts at targets. The atlatl works by extending the arm, allowing for greater speed and distance than throwing by hand alone.
Pre-registration is needed.
Registration Link: https://www.mycountyparks.com/County/Mahaska/Park/Caldwell-Park/Events/28950/Prehistoric-Skills-Atlatl-Throwing
A minimum of 5 kids are needed to hold the program.
Note: This skill is easiest for kids ages 6 and older.
Pre-registration is needed.
Registration Link: https://www.mycountyparks.com/County/Mahaska/Park/Caldwell-Park/Events/28950/Prehistoric-Skills-Atlatl-Throwing
A minimum of 5 kids are needed to hold the program.
Note: This skill is easiest for kids ages 6 and older.
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Where is it happening?
Mahaska County Environmental Learning Center, 2342 Hwy. 92, Oskaloosa, IA, United States, Iowa 52577
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Host or PublisherMahaska County Conservation
