Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Zuma on October 06, 2018, 10:36:01 am
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A hunk of rare raw brown jasper. ???
I think it's the first time I took photos of a successful reduction. O:)
Zuma
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a little more
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Ooooh! That do look nice! Where did you score the jasper! Seems like you have a knack for the rare and exotic rock!
Hawkdancer
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Hawkdancer
I’m pretty sure that’s a secret ;D
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Very nice Zuma. I find small butterscotch colored stone I believe is jasper. I haven't been able to successfully make one into a proper point yet. I'd sure like to though.
Bjrogg
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Thanks folks. Pretty much a secret but I can confide--- the North Fork of the Shenandoah River.
There is a ancient fault that must have created the proper conditions. Very small area.
Zuma
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Good job getting that nice a point from that rock - your first photo intimidated me. Rick B
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It intimidated me for years too Rick,
But nothing ventured nothing gained :-K )P(
Zuma
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Not familiar with the North Fork of the Shenendoah, except that is is about 2,000 miles east of here, give or take a couple hundred! Guess I won't be able to encroach on the fault any time soon! Anyway, I still have to learn to chip obsidian!! :KN :KN :-K
Hawkdancer
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Turned out nice.