Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: bronco611 on October 15, 2017, 08:29:41 pm
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Decided to give it a swing after more than 6 months without knapping
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Nice! What kind of rock?
Hawkdancer
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Nice points bronco, good to knock the rust off.
Bjrogg
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the brownish point is a type of chert, i think coastal plains or texas, the white i think is noculite. I got the stone from a friend who knapps and sells rock. The white stone was extremely hard like trying to flake granite, but it is also extremely
sharp. brown glass from old clorox bottle and clear glass from old pickle jar.
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Just in time for hunting season :KN :KN
They are lookin good. I love me a Clorox bottle bottom.
That amber color is hard to beat.
Zuma
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Nice work. They all look good.
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Looks like you still got it!
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Awesome job.
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the brown one looks like Flint River-coastal plains chert good stuff. good job on the knapping
Roger
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Nice points.
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The brownish one is flint river chert, it was raw and uncooked but still flaked very nicely. I still have 4 more pieces left gonna knock out some more at deer camp saturday during the middle of the day.