Are Stone Knives as Sharp (or Sharper) Than Steel Knives? With Dale Fisher

This video is a little outside our normal spectrum, but for all you history loving knife nerds out there, this is a great one! Dale Fisher is an archaeologist her in Alberta, and he happens to have a very cool expertise, Flintknapping. Dale was super interested in human history and took a very special interest in how tools were made in the past, and this led him here to obsidian and agate knives!
Dale is a super awesome dude and it was a pleasure to work with him, so here's a little more about him!
Dale is an archaeologist and a stone tool artist, if you're the kind of person that wants a replica stone knife, arrowhead, or even just some cool rocks, he's your guy! He also makes jewelry!
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Allegedly. Native

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Sharp rocks knife?

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I think I might have made that white handled pressure flaker. lol

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That's super cool!

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100% The handle from that pressure flaker is a Karl Johnsen special