This is an introductory post. There is nothing fancy here, I am just taking this opportunity to get a feel for what I am doing and to present a little prelude to what can be expected from Lithic Labs in the future. As I explain in the About page, I will be dabbling with different aspects of flint knapping, bushcraft and primitive outdoor technologies. And to kick things off, I’ve added a picture of some of my latest work. These are three points I made from different materials. From left to right we have a dovetail point made from mookaite jasper (from Australia), a corner-notched point of burlington chert and a biface made out of normanskill chert. I know – no scale reference. Future images will include something like a ruler or quarter to satisfy the engineers out there. And just for the record, none of my points will be for sale (unless noted otherwise).

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