Early hunters and gatherers made knives, spear points, and arrowheads from glassy rocks such as flint and obsidian. Stones were pounded and chipped away, leaving a tool with a very sharp edge. Learn about the materials, methods, and products involved in flintknapping. Illustrated. Index. Beginner's introduction, based on lectures by anthropologist and flintknapper Lee Sappington.
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This handbook defines over sixty fundamental terms, with original cartoons, based on the lithic technology classes conducted by anthropologist Lee Sappington.
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