Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive on July 26, 2013, 09:31:59 pm
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Finally got around to knapping some mystery chert I found under a trussel bridge in north central alabama. I dont think it was native, it had been quarried somewhere and hauled in and dumped to support the bridge. most was fractured really bad but I got a few good spalls that I brought home, heat treated and knapped. really slick, really tough and really sharp. Some of the highest quality chert I have ever put my hands on... wish I knew what is "was".
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Can't help you with i.d. on them rocks, but the points are perty.
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Sweet points & like the color.
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Great story and nice color on some fine looking points
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Almost has that old black and white picture look to it. Hmm, cool rock!
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Reminds me of skyline tree camo the way it is marked. Really nice points! I'd be alright with just being a mystery if my points turned out like that.
Tracy
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You know what they say about Alabama," might as well be another planet", but those are some wicked points.
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very purty! Probably brought in not too far from the site I would imagine.
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Looks like the same rock used on the old Katy railroad here in Oklahoma , I've gathered some of it and tried to figure out where it came from .
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Where ever it came from, you made 2 fine points.
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Hey, that's some of that green trussel bridge chert. I'd recognize it anywhere. >:D
We got white trussel bridge chert out here. It's great stuff too.
Nice points!!
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Love the coloring in that rock. I think I'd be going back for some more!