Cooking rock

[FlintWalker]

That looks goood! I hope this box I got in the mail today turns out with some color like that.

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[mullet]

 The stuff with the white cortex will have the most color. That's land find. The other, light blue, look's like it's from the Alafia river where Jesse and I went. It has nice pollups.  That piece in the top left hand corner, about 11 o'clock looks like ledge or St. Marks Pin-head. Don't heat it. It is already the best.

[ken75]

eddie this is one i did today out of a piece of flint laying in my horse pasture. im positive its coastal and i think it might have been heat treated by NA's it worked easy.not much color but lots easier than raw coastal ive found

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[FlintWalker]

Eddie, John said that the stuff with the white cortex was Pasco Co.

[mullet]

 Yea, Pasco county would have been my guess, too.  The pictures we posted of JC's yard was mostly Pasco county. Ken, Piper heat treats a lot of that Coastal and it flakes real good. I had some in this bach, too.

[jcinpc]

if its fired and got some red and white then its pasco. I had a site that produced coral raw with orange and yellows in it, when cooked orange turns red and yellow turns orange.

[cowboy]

That's some good lookin rocks guys! I'm starting to salivate  .

[AncientArcher76]

Nice looking rock boys...Edd I'll shoot u a pic of the box Im sending u ...only thing about NY stuff dont heat it unless u have insurance...MUAhahahahahaha!   Seriously cant heat any of it that I know of...  I'll get back to u soon!

Russ 

[mullet]

 Thanks, Russel, I know about throwing that stuff in a fire.

[knap_123]

cool pics guys, i have a load cooking now to. just to damn hot to do anything!

[SEMO_HUNTER]

Hope y'all don't mind me bringing this back up to the top, but I've got some Missouri Chert that I've been knapping at for some time now. I just can't get it to flake like I want it to, so I'm thinkin' I'll give this a try, and Alergic Hobbit gave me this link........Thanks Man!

I've got a great place to do this and a big kettle to do it in, but I'm gonna do it Southeast Redneck Style if ya don't mind. 

[mullet]

SEMO, Cooking most chert like I did or around 400-450 dgs in a roaster really helps it alot, unless it is concrete in disguise.

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