flintknapping clovis chapter 1
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Would you please suggest a DVD for a beginner. You amaze me using the tools you us!! Thank you for Posting!!
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Greetings,
Thks for the vid. I admire yr use of natural tools. As a begnr I want make accurate reprods.
Im in OR & only hv access to obsidian & dacite. I have yet to try chert, flint, or any other knappable material so its very informative to see what you do. I have also seen, your video on ind perc.
I am planning a trip over to Glass Buttes, OR to quarry some material to try out your methods on obsidian and dacite.
Thanks again, friend.
John
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what type of stone are you knapping? it almost looks like quartzite. i've been looking for videos of quartzite and greenstone polished tools.
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@Flintknappingtips can u knapp without antler or bone or copper?..just with other stones?
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just ordered materials
this vid gave me much help, i have watched many videos and books and this has given me best instruction
i believe my rock is texas chert
you are very good at this and i hope this video helps many more people
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I have been reading a lot of prehistoric fiction. Actually seeing this done helps alot with the story
thanks
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Awesome who know searching up my name would bring such a cool video.
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kinda chalky on the outside then very hard inside
your such a great knapper do you sell your art I have learned so much watching you thank you
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your the best knapper i ever seen I know a few to but they all use copper and saw the flint and they also use steel to punch the notchs in there looks fake you do it like early man
where did you get your hammer stones and from and what type of stone are they,i'd like to try but need some advice,thanks
luvu2luvme 3 years ago
The large white one is colorado sandstone and the others are various sandstones from arkansas. I picked them up in creeks. The stone varies in shape and hardness greatly. I like them to have some grit or bite so that they grab the edge and are soft, but harder than brick. very smooth hard hammerstones don't usually work well.
Flintknappingtips 3 years ago
you the best knapper I have ever seen I like how you dont have to use modern tools thanks for posting your work
horsehockey122 3 years ago 2
Thank you for the compliment horsehockey. I will make more flintknapping demonstrations in the future.
Flintknappingtips 3 years ago
Could anyone recommend me a good book about flintknapping for beginners?
thank you
Reanimator44 3 years ago
dc waldorf "art of flintknapping" is a good one for starters but I strongly suggest you ignore all information about notching points with steel though,. bob patten also has one that;'s good and covers more technical info.
Flintknappingtips 3 years ago