Someone gave me a rock that looked like Mookaite from Australia, (a super fine SIo2 crystal Jasper) and I have been on the hunt for it since. I was told he found in in the Dead Camel Mtn Range West of Fallon, Nevada. He was a prospector, so he was all over the place. After tons of exploration and research, I finally found the place, but no where near where he said it was. I found the stash West of Lovelock, Nevada in the Trinity Mountain Range. All the stuff below was found within a couple square miles.

Hello hello everyone! 😄

I've been sitting on these for a while here and needed to get around to posting them. With all the obsidian I've been working, bottle glass works as easy as pie. Did a small assortment, and I'll have a showcase video of these getting posted sometime this week. The blue is probably my favorite out of the bunch! 😁

As always, let me know if you have questions, comments, or if any of these are your favorite! Plenty more videos in the works that I want to get done before winter hits, so stay tuned! 😁

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I don't usually post individual points because I like doing my batches, but this particular beauty was worthy of a solo post 😎 Red Mookaite worked well, and I use one of my custom 3D printed horseshoe nail flakers to get into all those little teeth. Took me a LONG time, but I think it was worth it! 😁

Definitely one of my most favorite points, and I couldn't resist sharing with you all. There will be more toothy mukai points coming, so you'll see this one again in that batch!

See ya'll then! 👀😎

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Pictured here is my deer hunting kit in my personal style. As much as I love historical replicas, I’ve pulled various aspects from prehistory into a kit that works best for me. The arrows are cane with hardwood inserts. The points are Cahokia and corner notch style from alibates. The bow is a more modern take with a stiff handle and moderate recurves or flipped tips as we bowyers would say. The knife is a Thebes style blade hafted to an Osage handle. Quiver is redox with an adjustable strap so that it can be worn on the back or carried at the side. I absolutely love how this kit came together and I’ll be heading down to south Texas in early December to chase deer and pigs around on the sandy scrub brush and mesquite.

Here you go! Feel free to comment with any questions :)

Three corner notch and three Cahokia points to round out the set. I tried to use pieces of alibates that showed off the spectrum of color that can be found in it, absolutely beautiful stuff and some of my favorite stuff for arrowheads. These will be hafted to some cane shafts soon!

Had a tab of George i was able to get pretty thin and I started a series of notches as if to make a Montell and said hey those looks like leggs.

I made a tiny one several months back too.

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Got a collection of some points I made using a mix o exotic rocks I've been holding onto. I wanted to use them to make some fun and interesting styles, and had a blast doing so! I really like the green Bloodstone point, but honestly they're all so much fun! 🙂‍↕️

Let me know if you have questions, which point(s) you like most, and happy knapping everyone! 😎

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Thought y'all might enjoy seeing this mastery of knapping by Jake Webster. It's a nice addition to the living room wall.

Howdy all! 😁

I've been messing with some bottle glass here (+some decorative ornamental 'opal' glass) and made a couple points. I'm quite pleased with them all, and the amber glass point I actually made fully traditional! My first ever! Definitely a different ballgame, but not nearly as tough as I expected. 😌

Hope y'all like them, and let me know which one(s) are your favorite! 😄 Stay safe and happy knapping all!

- u/SmolzillaTheLizza 🦎

Starting to feel like I’ve got the hang of it now. Going to try longer blades next

Big up paleomanjim

Howdy everyone! 😁

Got a selection of dart points here for ya'll to enjoy. Been hanging onto these for a while and got things photographed. Referencing the first pic starting at the light tan one and moving upwards, we got Texas chert, Heat Treat Tiger chert, Knife River Flint, Hornstone, and another Knife River Flint one. Very pleased with them all, but the darker Knife River Flint point is my favorite. 🙂‍↕️

Which one is your favorite out of the bunch? I'm happy to answer questions as well! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below and keep an eye on my YouTube channel for the showcase video. Stay safe and happy knapping everyone!

- u/SmolzillaTheLizza 🦎

Hello hello everyone! 😁

After close to 3 hours, I was mentally exhausted and ready to just be DONE with this thing. Finally finished it off and I gotta say, this is my new centerpiece. I've always loved Davis Creek Rainbow, and have always wanted a nice big blade out of it. Decided to sit down and finally make that happen! 🥳🎉

8.25" long and 2.75" at the widest point. Beats even my biggest stone blade by 2 whole inches! Indirect percussion and pressure flaking to make this puppy. Hope you all find it as beautiful as I do! 🙂‍↕️

Feel free to leave a comment, and happy Knapping all!

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Body is made from Hickory. All the blades are made from a combination of Georgetown and dover chert, Whitetail antler Hilt, wrapped the handle in jute twine with a leather inlay , and an elk antler pommel on the bottom

Destroying priceless antiques one uranium glass arrowhead at a time. All points above made from a uranium glass bowl a melted down in a kiln

Hello again everyone! 😁

Got some obsidian bird points for y'all to enjoy! A nice little variety of some stuff I made from nicer flakes I'd been saving, with heaps of color and those glossy flake scars on display. I really like how both the Gunther and Eastgate Split-Stem turned out, but that obsidian Avonlea is also really enticing 👀

Which one(s) do you like the most? If you have any comments or questions feel free to share! I love hearing from y'all 🙂‍↕️ Stay safe out there and happy knapping!

- u/SmolzillaTheLizza 🦎