In this guest article, survival expert Andrew Price explores the ancient skills that connect prehistoric Wales to modern wilderness survival, and reveals how that knowledge helped shape his journey to the Arctic Circle on Alone: World Championship. A question, scrawled on a scrap of paper and passed surreptitiously under the desk during a tedious Maths lesson. My father taught me how to fish for bass and mackerel from an ancient canvas and wood kayak, around Mumbles Lighthouse. Living alongside an indigenous community who exist with such confidence and harmony in their environment transformed my understanding of survival. It wasn't about hardship; I was witnessing an intimate relationship between human beings and their environment; knowledge passed from one generation to the next in a seamless transfer of ancestral wisdom.