Knap along with experimental archaeologist, Dr. James Dilley, for #KnapTime to learn how to setup a laminar blade core and detach blade using in-direct percussion. This type of stone tool technology became widespread during the Upper Palaeolithic with the appearance of anatomically modern humans (us!). Blade cores take a little effort to create and maintain, but offer a variety of options for producing different tools such as scrapers, projectile points, knives and more!
Before you join in and have a go yourself, be sure to watch the all important Flintknapping Health & Safety video:
https://youtu.be/b8AYo-1sFa0
Filmed & Edited by Emma Jones of ELWJ Media - www.elwjmedia.co.uk
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