Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive on October 29, 2013, 11:42:22 pm
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I got a single piece of tallahatta from a friend with the challenge to make a point. I decided to go the reproduction route and looked through my artifact book and found a style I dont have in my collection yet that was made from this particular stone. It's replicated from a Pickwick atlatl point from the Gulf Coast. Worked with all antler tools of course
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Dang good point from some dang hard material!
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Nice Job!!
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That's a beauty Ryan! Wish Id'a got more of that stuff when I had the chance.
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you did a great job on that one
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That's impressive. Very nice looking.
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Great work with orthoquartzite! Any idea where that rock was found? It looks like mean material and you whipped it good!
Wait... I just answered my own question:
http://www.geoarchaeology.southalabama.edu/tal-sand_home.html (http://www.geoarchaeology.southalabama.edu/tal-sand_home.html)
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Looks like tough stuff to work. Nice job!
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That's one big atlatl point :o Nice work!! dp
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Nice, Ryan. That stuff gets sharp.
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very pretty!
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thanks guys. yeah it seems to get a decent edge Eddie. It seems like a different type of sharp than chert/coral sharp... kinda like someone pulverized glass and glued it all together. I wouldn't want to catch it
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Ryan, yea, it's kinda strange. I was impressed with the sharpness, and like you said, like pulverised glass, glued to an edge.
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Nice point :)
Knapper