Flintknapping - Cahokia Point Part 2
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they had differnt perrsure flakers then jims using theirs was fand out like a axe head
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thats very wierd cause i didnt post that comment. i knew that and that they built huge mounds and that they had human sacrafices. anyway thanks for taking the time to answer that, who ever posted it.
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I looked it up for you, and while I'm not sure, it's probably a point from the Cahokia tribe, who lived in Illinios, near the modern city that bears their name.
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again nice video. What areas were these points found in?
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doppstein 4 months ago
@doppstein The tip of an antler tine was generally used. Also bone was sometimes used...
paleomanjim 4 months ago