Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: GooseGossett on August 04, 2012, 06:52:20 pm
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Not sure what style this is (if you know please enlighten me). I'm guessing 150-170 grains. That might be my next purchase either a scale or a poster of point styles.
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Those are some nice flake patterns. Looks like you turned the corner. As far as style I'd say 'huntin' point" :) What kind of rock id that?
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Looks great and good weight!
Tracy
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Goose, looks like a Meadowood to me. 3300 to2385 BP and are from the Early Woodland period. Looks real good. Later Bob
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Looks like a St Charles to me at least that what my Texas book says it prolly has many names in other places
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I like it, and pretty rock too. I'd haft that one up for sure.
George
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That is some cool looking rock and a nice point
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If I knew what kind of rock it was I would tell you. It came in the same batch from Northeast Oklahoma. One of the kids that I took to summer camp found out that I made arrowheads and loaded my bag full of "mostly" knappable rocks without telling me. He told me when we were getting off the bus returning from camp. I thought my bag felt heavier when I was packing it up.
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