Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Knifehand on October 31, 2013, 03:03:19 pm
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How's everybody doing? I'm new to the forum and have been learning my way around a piece of novaculite here in Afghanistan with Seminole Wind. This first post is a flack arrowhead that I started learning pressure flaking on. The shaft is Australian Pine (something we found over here). The feathers are from some ducks that were hanging out around a pond nearby. We wrapped the arrowhead and feathers with dental floss and gorilla glue! We straightened the shaft over a small fire and then finished the process over a candle flame.
Just wanted to share this OEF Arrow.
I live in Northern Virginia, if any fellow knappers live nearby I would appreciate some pointers on local rock worth knapping. I got the boppers and antler waiting for me at the house.
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Nice point & arrow. Stay safe over there. & Thank You for your service. Ed
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Welcome, Elijah told me about how you were bitten by the bug. That's a darn good looking point and arrow. And that Australian pine makes a pretty good bow, too. And Elijah has another box of rocks waiting on y'all, too ;).
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Awesome arrow and point. Welcome to the forum and stay safe my friend.
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That is a fine looking first point nice arrow also. You guys keep your heads down & stay safe.
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Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing, now stay safe and come home in one piece!
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Way cool ! Watch Your six - Bob.
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Looks a hell of a lot better than my first and last attempt at a knapped point. Well done.
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Thank you everyone for your support. I appreciate it.
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I live in Newport News. Not much for knapping in VA except quartz and quartzite. There is something called "greenstone" near the mountains I have heard. Better off buying material.
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Nicely done! Thankyou for your service!... Brian