| This page contains pictures of knappers and the points I've collected from them either by trade, puchase, or via this page. If you are a knapper and want to appear on this website page, simply send me a picture of yourself knapping and mail me a point you knapped. You will get your picture and point displayed here for free, and I get to keep the point as my fee. I'll also put any other information you send along with the picture so long as it has to do with flintknapping (e-mail address, website, phone, address etc...) My fee, the point you mail to me, must be signed and doesn't have to be your super best point, but keep in mind, it will be beside your picture and name. I've provided this service in an effort to create a place other knappers can come to see who other knappers are and what they can knap. This is also a great way to get free advertising for knappers who need it. Show the entire world your abilities for the cost of a point!!! Send me a picture of you knapping via e-mail to: mike@susquehanna-wd.com, and then mail your point to: Michael McGrath, 39 Vine St, Binghamton, NY 13903. As soon as I receive both the point and picture I will post it immediately. We will not take responsibility for lost or damaged points, so pack those points carefully!! I look forward to adding you here, all knappers are welcome. |
| Knappers Wall |
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| Dan Long |
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| Dan Long is a master flintknapper from Ontario, Canada. He has a great website, so be sure to check it out. Dan is also an author of several magazine articles, as well as being an excellent demostrator of the skills of flintknapping. If that wasn't enough, Dan also collects indian artifacts. Pictured left, Dan was knapping an Ovate knife blade at the 2004 Letchworth Knap-in Points from left to right: Onondaga Hopewell, PA Jasper Clovis, Esopus Clovis |
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| Ken Wallace |
| Ken Wallace is a master knapper from Castile, New York. He founded the Letchworth Knap-in as a small gathering in his back yard. Of course this eventually grew into the largest knap-in in the North East being held annually at Letchworth State Park, Mt. Morris, N.Y. While Ken doesn't have a website, he has written several good articles for Chips Magazine and has taught many of us New York knappers how to knap. He's also an avid collector of indian artifacts. Points left to right: Top Left: Onondaga Perkiomen, Bottom Left: Colha Calf Creek, Right: Burlington Hardin |
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| Jim Fisher |
| Jim is an avocational archaeologist and knapper who lives in Grand Island, N.Y. Jim also enjoys casting darts with his atlatl. He has a great website with many interesting things to see that deal with artifacts and knapping. He is also an excellent author and has a few magazine articles he's written on knapping and archaeology. If you attend the Letchworth knap-in, you'll see him there always knapping, throwing atlatl darts and helping out. Here's Jim outside Ken Wallace's place after a little gathering in the spring of 2007. His website is excellent and worth spending a lot of time in. Right: A nicely done Dovetail made from Nether's Variety of Flint Ridge Chert |
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