Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: 1442 on January 24, 2017, 11:57:57 am
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found this rock in some local landscaping. Black is an unusual color in gravel so I worked my way to it and got a mostly black point, I'd a done better to git rid of the black cause the brown sure flaked better.
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Nice
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I can feel the sore fingers from here! Nice work.
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Nice...I like the gravel
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Nice 1442, looks like you where up to the challenge 👍
Bjrogg
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I like that it really looks old.
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That is a first class point in every way.
WA
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Thanks much!
This is only the second piece I ever seen with black like that in it, but the black in this one was grainy where the other one was slick, which is why I went for the black in this one, thinking it would be slicker than it turned out to be.
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you're really good
start making some video tutorials !!!
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Was that gravel already broken? Looks like "river rock". Nice work!
Hawkdancer
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Very nice
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thanks
hawk dancer the gravel was already broke when I picked it up, and it is a river rock I guess you could say.
It is quarried out of ancient river beds to the west of here and way above the current river levels.
Glis Glis, I could make a vid I guess.
I know someone who has a one, he videoed me making something at the SW LA knap in this past November. It went real good and turned out nice and only took fifteen minutes.
I'll see if I can get a copy of that.