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9/21 This video is part of a series of educational videos on flintknapping for ANTH 3201 Lithic Analysis taught by Dr. Julie Cormack at Mount Royal University. These videos were produced by the Media Production Team at MRU. The conceptual idea and project organization came from Julie Cormack. In this video, archaeologist Jason Roe shows the process of pressure flaking to make a biface, using a white-tailed deer tine, and of making notches using a piece of cut antler on black obsidian.
Tom Strong demonstrates various pressure flaking techniques to create perfect flaking patterns with a nice domed shape. With grinding or not a nice domed arrow-head with a good flake scar pattern can be achieved from a slabbed preform.
The final in this series, showing how to put a fine, serrated edge on the spearhead with pressure flaking. This could also be a dagger if it were hafted onto a short piece of wood, bone, or antler.
10/21 This video is part of a series of educational videos on flintknapping for ANTH 3201 Lithic Analysis taught by Dr. Julie Cormack at Mount Royal University. These videos were produced by the Media Production Team at MRU. The conceptual idea and project organization came from Julie Cormack. In this video, archaeologist Jason Roe describes the process of unifacial pressure flaking on a piece of white chert.
Shows how to use the Ishi stick to pressure flake a biface.
Flintknapping 101 - Pressure Flake (Episode 7) On this episode I share the basics of pressure flaking, and break down multiple different methods. The point of this series is to share some basics to help them get started. *Please avoid negative comments and judgment. I am fighting Terminal Brain Cancer and struggle with communication and memory loss. Still trying to post positive content. 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
In this FlintKnapping tutorial, Ryan Gill shows pressure flaking with a porcupine tooth. Tools, rock and various primitive building and hunting gear can be found at 🤍huntprimitive.com
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Pressure flaking is an important step in Flintknapping. Often done last in large scale stone tool production, however I routinely pressure flake throughout most stone tool creations. Arrowheads, axes, atlatl dart points...its a continues process. This is the basic method and is for those first time Knappers. Some Knappers use copper and modern tools, and that's totally fine...grow where you are planted. I keep it simple and only use what could be collected in the natural environment. The Flintknapping kit I used in this video is the same one I sell on my Paleo Tracks Survival Website. Also, October 23/24, 2021 I will be teaching an Ancestral Skills Workshop at the one and only Side Notch Acres in New Mexico. Details and registration at the Paleo Tracks Survival webpage. Thanks a million for supporting this channel and Trapper Shack Productions! Your time, interests and feedback are important to me. I really want to say thanks to each and every person who likes, subscribes and shares my videos. See you in the bush...wait there's more! Check out my Social Media links below. These are the best way to stay wild with me! Donny Dust Personal Page - 🤍 Donny Dust Instagram - 🤍 Donny Dust Facebook - 🤍 Donny Dust Twitter - 🤍 Paleo Tracks Survival Home Page - 🤍 Paleo Tracks Survival Store - 🤍 Paleo Tracks Survival Gear Shop - 🤍 Paleo Tracks Survival Book Store - 🤍 PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT Rylo 360/Stabilization Camera - 🤍 Flex Mini Tripod - 🤍 Lightweight Tripod - 🤍 Carrying Case - 🤍 Battery Power Bank -🤍 STANDARD BACKCOUNTRY GEAR KIT Condor Canyon Carver Knife - 🤍 Wool Blanket - 🤍 Fire Starter - 🤍 Klean Kanteen - 🤍 First Aid Kit - 🤍 Water Filter - 🤍 STANDARD CLOTHING WORN OR PACKED Boots - 🤍 Sandals - 🤍 Shorts - 🤍 Pants - 🤍 T-Shirts - 🤍 Baja Hoodie - 🤍
this isn't really a video for people trying to figure out how to do perfect parallel flaking, etc. it's more of a video about how to easily get a thick slab pressure-flaked into a point preform with a bit of convexity and no problems on it. i tried to talk about the things beginners having problems complain about most in online forums. anyway...a picture of the finished point was added at the end.
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Flintknapping. Knapping rocks. Making stone tools. Arrowhead. Lithic reduction. My current tools: 🤍 My current signature: 🤍 I have two other channels and a Patreon Account Allergic Hobbit: 🤍 Patrick Blank: 🤍 Patreon: 🤍 Front View of My Knapping Style: 🤍 Abo Technique (Natural Materials Only) My Horizontal Punch Style of Knapping: 🤍
1968, BLADES AND PRESSURE FLAKING, produced for the Anthropology Dept at UC Berkeley, demonstrations by Francois Bordes and Don Crabtree, written and directed by Clyde B. Smith. The film explores the various materials, techniques and tools used by ancient man in the crafting of his everyday and specialized cutting tools.
Tutorial on how to pressure flake a stone hand blade. Pressure Flaking is the last step in the flintknapping process and is used to re-sharpen the edge of a stone blade or point. The hand blade is made of Dacite and is being sharpened before heading out on a primitive hunt. The hand blade is an essential element for processing small game and other tasks. Having ones knife ready for use and maintaining a sharp edge was a practice thousands of years ago as well as today.
The question I see most often is, "how do you remove long flakes with a pressure flaker?" In this video I will show you how with abo tools.
Showing how I take a series of pressure flakes. 🤍etsy.com/shop/truetotradition
Flintknapping. Knapping rocks. Making stone tools. Arrowhead. Lithic reduction.
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Hey everyone, here I continue to work down the piece. I cover some common issues with pressure flaking and how to overcome them. This was largely a video on preparing a preform to be pressure flaked and developing an initial lenticular profile. Check out my shiny website: 🤍 Add me on facebook: 🤍 to be notified of any new blog posts or new videos. And here's my online store.. buy my goodies and I'll be able to continue making videos! 🤍 thanks for watching and take care
Ancient Technologies expert Allen Denoyer brings Hands-On Archaeology directly to you. Although our Hands-On Archaeology classes are on hold, you can experience Allen’s knowledge and instruction through video. In this segment, Allen demonstrates the process of pressure flaking and adding a notch to projectile point. To learn more about how people made and used stone tools, download our fact sheet at: 🤍 This video, in its entirety, is provided for informational purposes only. If you decide to utilize it in any other way, please know that you do so at your own risk. The activity shown requires knowledge and skill in flintknapping.
Examples of Orcadian stoneworking techniques, demonstrated by Prof Mark Edmonds and Dr Hugo Anderson-Whymark. For more information see 🤍orkneystonetools.org.uk
This video is solely for the beginner who's just getting started. I spend extra time explaining my reduction strategies and demonstrating the various techniques involved.
I’ve only worked a few slabs. This is a gift piece from Paleo Greenbyrd.
I demonstrate how I pressure flake on a stone slab.
flaking edge-to-edge with an ishi stick.
Flaking a ground obsidian pre-form edge to edge.
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Listen to me poorly knap some dacite. (Not meant as an educational video; I'm not great) _ I've been teaching myself to flintknap. While I occasionally get some pointers from my friends Evan Phillips and Donny Dust, I'm mostly on my own. I figured I'd document my progress and record some ASMR along the way. I often like to fall asleep to the sound of flintknapping myself, so I put the Zoom H4N down by my feet to catch the falling debris. I'll do a better camera angle next time! I'm learning, so if you have any pointers on where I messed up or where I could improve, let me know! Website: 🤍 Patreon: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Podcast: 🤍 Merch: 🤍 Discord: 🤍
Of particular interest to me is the way he applies pressure into the glass, and then uses his knee "like a vice" to create transverse pressure to remove the flake.
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This video is solely for the beginner who's just getting started. I spend extra time explaining my reduction strategies and demonstrating the various techniques involved.
I have two other channels and a Patreon Account Allergic Hobbit: 🤍 Patrick Blank: 🤍 Patreon: 🤍 Front View of My Knapping Style: 🤍 Abo Technique (Natural Materials Only) My Horizontal Punch Style of Knapping: 🤍
I thought I would share some of the techniques I use to pressure flake a glass arrowhead. I know it would have been better if I had a closer view but once again I wanted you to see what I see when I do this and to explain why I do it this way. Thanks to volcanicglass11 for the cool piece of beautiful glass to work. I hope you find this video helpful. I didn't show every flake coming off because that would get really boring, but I did show the progress each stage produced.
Dr Nina Kononenko demonstrates the refining process of flake production using the pressure flaking technique.
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