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Meet Eric Van Stone, the archaeologist who stopped digging and started carving
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Meet Eric Van Stone, the archaeologist who stopped digging and started carving
Chipped Stone Tools artisan Eric Van Stone holds up an antler and obsidian blade that he recently carved for the St’uxwtéws (Bonaparte First Nation) Powwow. Photo by Breanne Massey / The Wren Each spring, as white-tailed deer, mule deer, moose and elk leave behind the antlers they’ve outgrown, artisan Eric Van Stone follows. Reading game trails the way others read maps, he follows the migration routes and searches the forest floor for naturally…
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