 | 10 minute Clovis! Speed Knapping 101 Just a test to make a point in 10 minutes...Check it out! |
 | hammerstone clovis chapter 3 flintknapping is the process of breaking rocks to make tools, a practice that has been in use for over two million years. This is a demonstration of possible knapping techniques used by some of the early americans. If you are interested in primitive skills, archaeology, or just have a fascination of the past you might find some of this video series interesting |
 | western clovis punch chapter 5 finishing and fluting a western clovis point with no pressure or percussion at all. Only using indirect percussion |
 | Discussion of Punch tools and methods No knapping in this video, just show and tell. I ramble about some of my ideas about using punches in replication and sing the praises of the ancient artifacts and their precision. This video uploaded poorly from my camera for some reason, so I apologize for the technical problems. |
 | blade core Using the punch to make blades from a core of salem formation chert. Axis deer antler is tied under the bend in my knee and core is supported under platform and along outside of leg. |
 | Edbo Monster Copper Bopper Edbo's monster copper bopper - 2" Biface reduction. "Energy Poor..." |
 | Flintknapper workshop A visit to flintkapper Dan Kärrefors and his workshop in Olarp, Scania, south Sweden. 2008-03-30 |
 | Techniques for Flintknapping : How to Finish a Stone Knife by Flintknapping How to finish a stone knife by flintknapping in this free How-to video. |
 | hammerstone clovis last chapter breaking a rock to make a murderous pointy weapon |
 | hammerstone clovis chapter 5 making clovis using hammerstone |
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