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AncientTech:
Various flakers recovered from the world renowned Colha quarries, of Belize, Central America:


AncientTech:

--- Quote from: Zuma on October 15, 2015, 10:07:31 pm ---
--- Quote from: AncientTech on October 15, 2015, 11:38:09 am ---Prehistoric flintknapping tool kit recovered from Lower Pecos River area, with closeup of flakers and possible pressure flaking stone.  Enjoy.
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Do you have any idea of the date on the kit Ben?
thanks,
Zuma

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I don't know, Zuma.  Dr. H. J. Shafer would know.  It is one of the things which he shared with me.  He has authored over a hundred publications, and is past the age of eighty.  He is pretty knowledgeable about flakers from both North America, and Central America. 

AncientTech:
Dual use Thompson indian flaker (Teit, 1900), with partial description of use:

iowabow:
This morning's point is a fluted point. This is a great way to thin those bases. Below is the stone I started with. The flake was taken with antler. As you have seen in earlier post I have made I am waiting to do all the notching at one time.

iowabow:
A.T. thanks for the info it has given me a couple new ides

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