Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: PrimitiveTim on November 21, 2013, 02:56:38 am
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It has been so long since I tried knapping. I broke a nice spall in half but was able to salvage some of it. I didn't create any great pieces but I thought I'd share a couple modest points. This was done with the tip and base of a deer antler. Base for percussion and tip for pressure flaking. Any abo suggestions for notching?
They weren't quite as thin as I wanted them and the white one had a difficult bump in it. I think these are both novaculite?
(https://scontent-a-iad.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/579193_10151895890424865_1459558224_n.jpg)
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Looks like a San Patrice on the left. Nice work for being rusty!
Tracy
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I found one just like that white one in NM just a lot smaller. Not bad.
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Nice on the abo work out
Knapper
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Yep, looks like novaculite to me. Cool points!
Abo notching is difficult unless you have a really thin area to notch. Most abo guys use bone for notching.
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Lookin good man can't wait to knapp with ya when I get stateside!
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They look good Tim.
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They look good Tim.
Thanks! That stone you gave me is working out real good! Still got plenty of it left though. I'm expecting to go through a phase over the winter where I go crazy and knap a lot so I'll let you know when I need more.