And this is where I will step in a little to this conversation.  Using modern tools does not negate a culture or tradition.  THINGS do not make our culture. That is like saying....drinking green tea automatically makes you Asian. This is a  certain type of racism called 'micro-agressions' amongst other things.  It aims to dismiss a minority action by creating fictional fantasy requirements to BE a 'correct' image of a culture.  Our culture is actually built on our Adaptability.  If you study our culture in depth (through anthropology for one) you would see that it is our capability to take new technology and become efficient in it that has allowed us to thrive in a harsh environment. For over 10,000 years. Probably more. We do NOT have to be 'historically accurate' to be valid.  Every few generations our tools have changed, usually dramatically.  From Chinese swivels to Polynesian boat shapes.  But our TRADITIONS of feeding our population and tying ourselves to nature has never changed