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Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

perhaps 1 of my most prized possessions...this was purchased from Ian Walker off of Flintknappers.com....unbelieveable amount of craftsmenship in it!

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Mookaite from the Cretaceous of Western Australia.

 

Mookaite is a silicified sedimentary rock from the Lower Cretaceous Windalia Radiolarite Formation, a succession of moderately deep marine siltstones and cherts that contain numerous microfossils of foraminifera, radiolarians, and coccoliths. Because this rock is hard, very fine-grained, and attractively colored, mookaite is valued as knapping material by flintknappers.

 

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

Cherokee Heritage Festival at the Cherokee Homestead Exhibit in Hayesville, Clay County, North Carolina. Ken Watty, a Cherokee flint knapper, working on a projectile point. The festival is a CCCRA event.

Alan Altizer Master Flintknapper

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