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Lithic
Technology Clovis replica made by percussion. I like
to use an antler baton to rough out the
initial shape of a biface by using
freehand suppoort. Support at the far
!" Clovis edge of the biface helps flakes travel
Caches further.
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I really like using a


forked stick to support
freehand percussion. It
allows long, clean flakes
with feathered
terminations.

These replicas were made by a


rocker punch, not my favorite
technique but clearly effective.

While pressure flaking, I find it


useful to support the preform
with edge upright in a nest of
crumpled leather. This avoids
short bevels and reduces step
terminations.

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This replica was pressure


flaked by antler.

I prefer to flute points by direct percussion


while the tip is supported on an anvil.

There are many ways to make notches. This


illustration shows the use of a copper punch.

Here are some notched replicas.

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