Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Tower on June 20, 2013, 12:28:43 pm
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I found myself having to operate another plant yesterday. So I brought my current issue of PA & read the article on the Cahokia point. Loved the article & felt inspired. I made these yesterday afternoon. The arrow points are knapped from some stone I got from Patrick. The Andice is a local stone. Not my best work , but lots of color.
Sorry fellas, no Abo here.
(http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y506/Dontower/87BB4CD7-99D8-48F0-A383-386CC84E98B3-27555-00000E6F08CD5ABF_zpsd0cbf620.jpg)
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Looks like some nice points. Ed
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Thats some nice looking points, really like the color.
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Those are great looking points and fine looking rock.
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Sweet points.
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No apology necessary. Nice punch work on that andice and that black shows some nice flake scars. Looks like time well spent!
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The only thing wrong with those points is that they are not stuck in the ribs of a deer!
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Thanks for the kind words. The black point is actually a deep maroon. Thanks again for the kind words.
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Pretty,pretty,pretty...
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Awesome work Don! I also liked that artical. dpg
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Dang, those look great, Don. I forgot how colorful that material was. :)
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Wow incredibly beautiful. boy do I wish I could knap points like that but I can't knap any thing lol
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nice knappin',interesting colors,I'm sure they will fly fine
Bone
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Purty, purty, I like the deep notches on the andice. Bob
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Well done,Excellent!!
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Them are some nice ones tower!
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Inspired and motivated! Those are some sweet points Tower!
Tracy