Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: jcinpc on February 20, 2014, 02:02:50 am
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went to the old coral spot , that is now gone since this run last month, new owners blah blah blah, got ran out blah blah blah. He dug his first KILLER head of pinhead coral. He loved it so much I have to take to my other fallback spot, lol
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Wow!!! Super cool!!
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That is cool...I take it you are along the coast? I have seen coral points, but never where they originated from. Is a Series of pics showing the knapping process in the works? I would be interested
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Fantastic! Wish we had some here in Tx. ;)
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Sweet looks like nice stuff.
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He's a chip off the ol' rock 8)
Roger
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Pretty soon you can kick back in a lawn chair with a glass of lemonade and watch him fill the truck. That sure is a nice piece, jeff.
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Thats Great get them started young. How did you know the rock was down there? Beautiful stone by the way.
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Way to go JC - get them started rock hounding early. Rick B
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this is inland by about 40 + miles or so from the coast and I was using my dirt x ray tool to locate the heads, lol He did very well, he and my others 2 have been rock digging with me for years, this was first killer head of pinhead which is the hard stuff to find, kind of rare, he scored this gem pinhead coral piece also and I had to find the 80lb head of swirly pinhead to maintain my place ;D
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Wow ! Lets do some swapping ' Frank