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Northern European flintknapping. Points, blades, axes, celts, daggers, scrapers, borers -- you name it, its here. English and Norwegan language versions available.
Don Crabtree flintknapping films have been transferred to VHS format tape. These historic films, featuring one of the pioneers of the modern flintknapping revival, are available from the Idaho State University museum publications department.
Examples of Don Crabtree's outstanding pressure-flaking skills may be viewed at this
website maintained by the Herrett Museum and Center for Arts and Science
located on the College of Southern Idaho campus.
Note also: The Don E. Crabtree Lithic Collection, his personal library,
extensive correspondence, and personal writings are preserved in the
"Crabtree Room" in the Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology at
the University of Idaho, at Moscow, Idaho. His personal collection is
made up of thousands of points and is well worth the visit to view and
study them.
"Devoted to stone tools and the technologies associated with their manufacture techniques. Also, the properties of lithics - - functional and technological including: flintknapping, microwear analysis, experimental archaeology, and typological aspects. To join visit URL."
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Oregon State University's Center for the Study of the First Americans. News on what's happening in archaeology that relates to the original peopling of the Americas in The Manmoth Trumpet, a quarterly news letter. Subscribe or look at the archive. Also, annual scientific publication, Current Research in the Pleistocene..
Order a year 2000 calendar featuring the work of twelve outstanding knappers. Top quality points, photography, layout, and printing. Includes a page about the knappers..
Mark Condron:s fine art custom knives, flintknapping, primitive archery, fossils, lapidary, kilns for knappers, First Floridians Living History Program, classes, links to related sites.
