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[pynchinflint]

Your avatar! Wow.....I mean WOW.

Is that a personal find and do you have a post about that point? Would love to see a bigger picture of it if possible. Thanks in advance.

 

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[*Molly*]

I agree, Post it again, Adena man..

Molly.

 

[mistergee]

yeah...looks like it was carved from a mussel shell...beautiful ...gotta see some more pics of that beauty

 

[Adena_man]

Hi all,

Thanks for the comments on my avatar. I only wish I could say that it was ancient and that it was mine! It is modern-made. Even though it is modern, I think it is absolutely beautiful! I thought it would make a nice avatar pic. The knapper did an impressive job! I would love to find one even half as nice as that one. Here are some of the others the knapper made.

Thanks for posting!

 

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Beautiful Pieces!

Thanks for showing,

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[*Molly*]

I'm usually not too keen on modern day points, but those are incredible. I would just love a small arrow, made out of that purple (blades) material for a necklace. Those are so nice.
Thankyou Adena, for taking the time to post, fantastic photography too.

Molly.

 

[pynchinflint]

Good Lord! Even more of them. Those are absolutely stunning. A true master of his craft in my opinion. Thanks much for taking the time to show your gems.

 

[Kick]

Those are cool. What materials are those made out of?

 

[Billco]

Those points are beautiful. There are some similar ones in the Welcome Center at Moundville Achaeological Park near Tuscaloosa - modern also, of course.

 

[MEinWV]

I love works of art, wether they are authentic or modern. The knapper really knows his stuff.

Thanks!

 

[luckyinkentucky]

How much did you pay for them ? That's the important questions.

 

[Johnny X]

That guy know's his stuff! It good to see people carrying on what could be a lost art.

Beautiful pieces.

StevenX

 

[archaeon]

are those slabbed out?

 

[mikez]

Wow! That is some beautiful art! Obviously the material was carefully selected for more than just utility. Those were meant to look good and boy do they!
I'd love to see a craftsman like that go the extra step and come up with some kind hafting. What a spectacular knife it would make to use one of those points and a basswood or maybe bone handle.