Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Mark Anderson on April 29, 2013, 08:37:15 pm
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I got this piece of jasper (I think its jasper) from a rock shop. Worked it into this preform but thought that since its got some really cool colors I'd ask some of you more experienced guys what point you'd make.
Mark
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That is some awesome looking stone. What about a Cahokia point?
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I would find a style to your area and try to recreate that! Cahokia is ok if u need help finding a point go to projectilepoints.net go to your state and run down the list. Or make what you feel like making, notch, stemmed etc...I like agee..
Russ
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One that won't break. ;D
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One that won't break. ;D
lol. One that will preserve as much stone as possible. That's pretty stuff right there.
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Maybe a decater or pine tree
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Well here it is. Not to happy with it. I went with what Russ said and made one from the high plains region (i grew up in Wyoming) a Buffalo Gap. The thing started to hinge on me as I was making my last pass on one side.
This stuff is kind of a tough rock to handle. You have to attack it pretty aggressively but you have to be spot on when you do hence some of the hinges I think.
Thanks for looking and for all the replays.
Mark
p.s. My phone camera doesn't do the colors any justice.
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nice, I call those steps, "character" :laugh:
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Nice point like the color.
Rob
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I love that one! Very well done brother! makes me proud to be blood!
Micah :laugh:
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That turned out nice!
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I'd call that "success" and then tie it to an arrow!! Good job!
Scott
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Good looking point mark
Thanks for the web site ancient archer i was wondering about different points.