Fiber and Stone in Prehistoric Hackensack Valley

Ponder the means and methods of life back when 'upgrades' came every so many thousands of years, and 'apps' were found in the Elders and acquired through respect.

Look through time into the ancient past and see how fiber is separated from plants to be hand-spun into twine.  Listen to the cracking of rocks as they are worked into tools with antler, wood and other stones.

Primitive technologist Steve Adams offers a demonstration of the hardware which provided for food, clothing and shelter with comfort in Pre-Contact cultures.  Discussion will be welcome during this open-air presentation.

Historic homes and barn open for tours, childrens take-away activities. Visit BCHS museum collections on exhibit. Gift shop.

Mask, socially distance and Covid form. Buildings open to the extent possible. Free parking or take the train to the New Bridge Landing stop on the Pascack Valley line out of Secaucus Junction. BCHS members free, Adults - $12, Students (6-21 years old) - $7. (Join and support our efforts!)  HNBL, 1201 Main Street, RIver Edge, NJ.