Had the thought strike me that a lot of folks probably don’t know what Alabama coastal plains chert looks like cooked. This is an example of some that had more white color raw.

Out in the rock pile spalling and cleaning up Al coastal chert.

I’ve got enough to fill some boxes for anybody interested

100$ 25lb med box free shipping

139$ 35lb large box free shipping

Trying to cheer myself up a little since I couldn’t go to Coshocton

Something I've been intending to do and been putting off until my skill increased.

A gift for my dad. A lifelong fisherman. I had been saving this material specifically for this. I've got a few flakes leftover that might be further workable. I'll probably go over it one more time real delicately just to work off any stray sharp spots in the tail.

I'm real proud of myself for this one. A real milestone for me.

I made this Plains tri-notch point from a piece of silicified sandstone/orthoquartzite, originating somewhere from Wyoming I believe. These were small arrow points used during the Late Prehistoric period in the northern Great Plains of North America.

I was working on a folding flintridge and antler knife.

Apologies for the absolutely terrible photos.the phone I just got refuses to focus properly 😭 either way..here's a point

This was a flake from that blue Flintridge tab Gulf coast knapping worked about a month back. I got all those flakes from him and plan to do a frame of mini points. Alot of the color worked out of this due to the size.

Not too long ago I saw an image of a flintknapped bear and it has stayed in my mind ever since. It was so beautiful and reminiscent of the cave paintings of bears (iykyk). I have since lost it but I am desperate to find it, or at least another flintknapped bear, because whenever I search for one I find nothing. If you have knapped a little bear, please show me! It might be what I’m looking for :)

An obsidian eccentric I made a few days ago; I based it on the piece found at the Pyramid of the Moon in Teotihuacan.

Not much, but it was wider then this when I started lol, finally got the hang of sharpening it so there’s that

Root beer glass and painted buffalo river.

Pedernales chert. Hammerstone, bison punch, bison pressure. 3 15/16” x 1 1/2”

Friend of mine asked me for a purple glass arrowhead about a inch long so now I gotta get some purple slag, worth it tho cuz he is genuinly awesome dude, this is gonna be a fun challenge though if I fail it Genuinly might tweak ngl

A very fun project to work on. Learned a lot through the process. I sold this one’, sad to see it go but I’m definitely motivated to keep playing around with different designs of choppy tools.

Girlfriend got me this for my birthday. So stoked.

I'm looking for somewhere maybe close to burgundy? I'm staying here for the month

I've been trying for a weeks now and it just hasn't been working. Granted I don't have very large tools, so maybe that's it. Every time I try to get a hammerstone the hammerstone breaks. So how can I open the invincible flint?

Howdy y'all! 👋😁

I don't usually upload videos here so this is kind of a little fun thing for me. Wanted to show off some of these cool fossils I found while bi-facing a big hunk of Burlington and some crumbly coastal plains. Hopefully y'all think that it's cool!

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Stay safe and happy knapping! 😎

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One medium flat rate box of large Burlington spalls and such. Lots of 1-3" points waiting in this box. $50 shipped, first come first serve. DM me if interested.

Tried to make a dolphin but the head looks more like a shark than dolphin

25lb of Alabama coastal plains for 100$ shipped. I’ve also got a small box of colorful flakes for 40$ shipped. Ive got a video showing the full range of flakes