Your channel is severely underrated. I absolutely love how you bring the known history of the points you make in your videos! Keep up the good work, and if you are ever in Central Texas, hit me up.
Hi Herb Hunter, the copper is held into the handle by a small screw. They are made by a lot of flintknapping goods suppliers. I’d try Flintknappingtools.com or Kentucky Flintworks
I've been pondering the temporal, geographic, and especially design, of agate basin points in relationship to Hasketts. Not sure what to make of it yet, but they certainly seem related.
It is to bad you do not have a e-mail I found the largest Levallois Point in the world so far , in northeast Ohio 27 inch by 20 inch 2-1/2 inch thick I could have shown you a true Paleo artifact ! You guys can put your clovis away there is a new king on the block AND ITS A PRE-CLOVIS PITFALL POINT ! LOL
This is a reconstructive educational video that is intended to pass on & preserve the history, Archeological record & organic use of tools to make stone tools. Please understand that this man's intent is not to make a fake arrowhead. Besides that this biface /stone tool was most likely a knife or projectile point. Please research your subject matter before you make mindless gerbal comments based on infintile stupidities.
My favorite point style and material! Absolutely killer. I’ve only been able to get my hands on four tiny pieces of KRF.
Your channel is severely underrated. I absolutely love how you bring the known history of the points you make in your videos! Keep up the good work, and if you are ever in Central Texas, hit me up.
Thank you! If I’m ever down there, I’ll have to do that!
Bravo. Beautifully done
You wield your hammerstone with ease, another awesome video and beautiful point Silas!
Thanks for doing these for us. Please keep them coming. I love the way that you tell us about the ole boys and the animals that they hunted.
Glad you are liking these! I’ll have a new one posted Friday morning!
I really enjoy watching and listening to your videos. Keep up the good work. Thanks
Thank you!
Beautiful work, thank you for posting!
bones&stones 65 thank you!
I would love to watch you make a big clovis point out of the translucent flint river coastal plains chert. I love your programs.
I’d love to do that too, I just need a lot more practice fluting before I do it on video. I’d need to get my hands on some flint river too. Thank you!
You do excellent work! You obviously are very advanced for your age. 👍
Watching you defy the laws of physics as you knapp is more then educational it's like watching Mozart himself perform! Wow great work my friend
I couldn't agree more! This young man is very advanced for his age. He blows away many of these old timers on RUclips.
Beautiful work!
One of my favorite points
Another cool and informative video. What holds the copper point? Where can I get those, if you can share. The handle I guess
Hi Herb Hunter, the copper is held into the handle by a small screw. They are made by a lot of flintknapping goods suppliers. I’d try Flintknappingtools.com or Kentucky Flintworks
Great job
gorgeous piece dude, i need to get me some of that knife river to mess around with
Was obsidian used by the agate basin people? I think I recall reading about an obsidian example sourced from the Yellowstone area.
I've been pondering the temporal, geographic, and especially design, of agate basin points in relationship to Hasketts. Not sure what to make of it yet, but they certainly seem related.
Damn that KRF is tough
Dope!
That's a beautiful atlatl dart point
I like agitate basin points!
Why do I think you are good at this flintknapping due to a former life?
I would just go to basspro and pick up a pack of broadheads. They get the job done no flintknapping required.
I hope that was a joke lol
@@pathwaysofthepast it was
It is to bad you do not have a e-mail I found the largest Levallois Point in the world so far , in northeast Ohio 27 inch by 20 inch 2-1/2 inch thick I could have shown you a true Paleo artifact ! You guys can put your clovis away there is a new king on the block
AND ITS A PRE-CLOVIS PITFALL POINT ! LOL
Fake arrowheads
This is a reconstructive educational video that is intended to pass on & preserve the history, Archeological record & organic use of tools to make stone tools. Please understand that this man's intent is not to make a fake arrowhead. Besides that this biface /stone tool was most likely a knife or projectile point. Please research your subject matter before you make mindless gerbal comments based on infintile stupidities.
You think the Paleo man asked for permission?
You see chert you want...take it.