Fire Starting (Friction & Bow Drill)

What happens here

Demonstrations are given on how to start a fire without modern tools. Spencer Two Dogs, known from 'Hillbilly Blood', explains that he teaches 'fire by friction.' The process involves preparing a hand-carved stone with a divot and then using a spindle and bow to create friction, which generates heat and eventually an ember. He also touches upon the technique of 'pecking' and grinding to create the handhold in the stone. A woman is also shown carving a stick, presumably for a bow drill.

Goal: Start a fire using only primitive tools and friction methods.