Cultural Presentation On Flint Knapping

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Cultural Presentation on Flint Knapping Chickasaw citizen Matthew Griffin's study of archaeology in graduate school led to a keen interest in the crafting and function of ... A discussion of how stones were shaped, specifically through the process of " Rusty the Dog has been travelling in time and has been intrigued to see all the skills that people used to have with making things. Cherokee National Treasure Vyrl Keeter has been practicing the traditional art of Learn about the tools, techniques, and basics of making stone arrowheads; the same as Indigenous people did on Beausoleil ... Keith Diakiw and Todd Brown walk you through the intricacies of Chris explains how Native Americans of the Chesapeake Bay fashioned rocks jasper into tools knives, spear points, and ... Steven, an experienced knapper and primitive artist, talks about the artform and his connection to it as a Chumash descendant. This week Hayley is back at the Ancient Technology Centre, Cranbourne and discovers the processes of Stone Age 09.13.10 (LAS CRUCES) - BLM hosts archaeology day at Dripping Springs. KRWG's Jared Andersen reports. Join James as he takes you back to The Solutrean (22000 - 18000BP), a sub period of the Upper Palaeolithic in Europe. Learn more about the process American Indians used to create projectile points.