Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: bubby on July 31, 2013, 06:05:46 am
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this is my first all abo point, just hammer stones and a antler tine, I need to dig around for a smaller tine for the notches and i'll get them a bit deeper, feels weird making an abo point with man made material but what the hay :laugh:, bub(http://i623.photobucket.com/albums/tt320/bubncheryl/knapping/101_4312_zps77ade750.jpg) (http://s623.photobucket.com/user/bubncheryl/media/knapping/101_4312_zps77ade750.jpg.html)(http://i623.photobucket.com/albums/tt320/bubncheryl/knapping/101_4313_zpsd44376db.jpg) (http://s623.photobucket.com/user/bubncheryl/media/knapping/101_4313_zpsd44376db.jpg.html)
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Nicely done!
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Real nice point Bubby!
Tracy
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Cool Bubby! dp
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Cool! Man made? Oh no sir, think of it as super heat treated stone! ;) Lol! Josh
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looks good to me!
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thank's guy's, it has some flaws but i'm kinda proud of this one, i'm hopeing to improve my percussion so I can dig into the rock I got from WillH and Cowboy, figure i'll work my way up from bottle bottoms and t.v. glass to the Georgetown and horse creek and the rest of the good rock instead of making it ALL gravel
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Nice one Bubby.
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Great point! 8) Especially all abo. But don't consider it "Man made" material. Glass is melted silica. Like obsidian, minus the other minerals. Silica is basically sand. Sand is small rocks. ;) Rocks are melted silica and other minerals, soooo........ " Whatcha got there is a gen u wine piece of prehistoric material, which you have lovingly, skillfully, and in traditional fashion, fashioned a gen u wine replicated arrow head, our ancestors would have used in a heart beat, and been proud to show it! ;)
Wayne
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I think you are in good company (see link below)... BTW that is a beautiful point regardless of how you made it! :)
http://monache.blogspot.com/2008/03/native-americans-and-australian.html (http://monache.blogspot.com/2008/03/native-americans-and-australian.html)
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Good one there Bub! Wish you could spend a few days at the house or vise versa. We'd wreck all kinds of rocks learning percussion.
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that would be a blast Paul, but were more than a days ride, be one longggg weekend :laugh: