Flintknapping

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In response to Rob Quinlan, Dept of Anthro, U of Missouri-Columbia.

There are plenty of people here in Missouri who practice knapping. The
examples I am best familiar with:

There is a group near Springfield, Missouri, who give courses (week-end
or week long) on mainly aboriginal survival techniques, including
flintknapping. They go by the name of Red Willow.

Also, Jack Ray, a research archaeologist at the SMSU (Southwest Missouri
State University) Center for Archaeological Research flintknapps
proficiently and would gladly give a demonstration, I'm sure.

If anyone is interested in contacting these people, drop me a
message personally and I'll pass on phone numbers and addresses.
(Unfortunately, I don't think any of them have e-mail addresses.)

Krista Lewis
kll819s@nic.smsu.edu

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