Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: AncientArcher76 on June 21, 2011, 09:23:19 pm
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Hi guys working with the hard NY rock at least its flat thin and sharp... Thanks for looking!
Russ
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thats a nice one good job.
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SWEET
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Nice point! I'm a sucker for black points. In Texas we'd call it a Bulverde point. Very well done!
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That came out good, Russ. I'm still beating around that stuff. Haven't quite figured out how to be consistant hitting it yet.
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Any man that can make anything other than dust outa that stuff...has my respect!
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Thanx for the great comments!!! Its the closest type of chert I can find in my area and I usually get one to 2 buckets...good enough for me and sometimes u find the most amazing pieces better then the one in the picture. I found some that natives took blade cores off of...maybe I should have kept one to show u all next time!! Thanx again!
Russ
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Great lookin point on some tuff lookin material for sure. Bob
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Well I guess that is some tough stuff but you make it look not so tough :). Great lookin stem!
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LOL thanks guys hey BOB how are u did u make it to Cuba this year? Give me a call! Cowboy I would love to get together some day I will bring u some Northern stone! No one else wants it....
Russ
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great job buddy on a nice piece of northern candy. ;D
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Nice point. What type of rock is that AncientArcher76?
Bushman
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Its called Esopus!
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Thanks AncientArcher76. I thought that was the name of the point because I searched for Esopus and didn’t come up with anything about rocks, just that it’s the name of a river and town in Ulster County, New York.
Bushman
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Nice work! The only piece of Esopus I ever hit wound up having a big fossilized sea shell right in the middle of it.