Flintknapping a Pinetree Point and the Early Archaic period

[@clodhopper5892]

That's fine craftsmanship.

[@JohnMartin-ze8cf]

Thanks

[@bonesstones6584]

Excellent work, beautiful point!

[@erichhunterph.d.198]

Even your preforms look amazing!

[@Nature_Wild_And_Free]

Nice Job! One of my favorite point types!

[@08Roadgl]

This piece knaps like butter....heat treated? Glad to find your new channel!

[@pathwaysofthepast]

Rob Green it sure is!

[@Youzack1]

Awesome video bud! Nailed it👏👏

[@nogie1717]

Another fantastic production!! Keep 'em coming!

[@chuckhenry4059]

Marty said he couldn’t make it to Devils Hole this year. Kinda sucked he couldn’t. Got to meet Craig Ratzat though so that was cool. Bought some rock and tools from him.

[@pathwaysofthepast]

Chuck Henry that’s a bummer, he’s a fun guy to knap with. Sounds like you still had a good time though!

[@JohnMartin-ze8cf]

Would they have also have used the American chestnut ?

[@pathwaysofthepast]

Probably, although I don’t think it was used on the scale like other nuts were

[@chuckhenry4059]

Killer abo work man!! Were you at Devils Hole knap in two years ago? I think I saw you and Marty Reuter knapping. Just curious

[@pathwaysofthepast]

Chuck Henry thanks man! Yes that was me! That was a fun knap in

[@chuckhenry4059]

I thought so! Lol I hope I can do what you do someday

[@chuckhenry4059]

Sometime show your business end of your punch. I’d like to make one. I have plenty of antler. Also love your narrative on your videos

[@pathwaysofthepast]

Sure I’ll give a good view of it sometime!

[@chuckhenry4059]

I have got to learn punch notching

[@chuckhenry4059]

Thanks. Just not sure what thickness and what the tip should be shaped like