Microblade Microburin Microlith
Knapping Mesolithic arrowheads and cutting blades. In the first part I am knapping a few Microblades with direct percussion (Indirect percussion and pressure were also used in different times and places in the Mesolithic). Afterwards I use the "Microburin Technique" to produce an extremly sharp point on a microblade. I position the blade on a ridge on the block of the ground and work my way through the blades edge till the central ridge is met. At 2:28 the blade breakes along the block`s ridge to the point, afterwards I regularize the outlines.

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Classic Flintknapping Experiment: Stone Age Long Blades, (subtitles) Sagnlandet Lejre, Denmark

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3.4 The sophistication of the Late Paleolithic: Aurignacian blade production, blade tools,

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Mesolithic Flint Knapping: The tortoise shell core

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A Flintknapper's Guide to Notching with an Antler Punch

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Prehistoric Flint Sickles: Farming Tools In The Neolithic

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Stone Axes, Adzes, Celts and Chisels-Pecking and Grinding Class

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Lithic Analysis in Archaeology

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Taille du silex (Feuille Laurier solutréenne, solutrean laurel leaf).

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MYSTERY Of The Tenerean Disc - #stonetools #archeology #mystery #flintknapping #survival #bushcraft

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Pressure systems for blade production

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Blade Core Assemblages: Taking A Look At Prehistoric Tools

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How This Guy Became The Best Rock Skipper On The Planet | Obsessed | WIRED

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ARCS2011 Making a backed microliths using bipolar and pressure on an anvil

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Ancient Stone Technology - The Burin #flintknapping #caveman #survival #bushcraft #stonetools #knapp

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Levallois point using the debordant method starting with a pre-struck preferential Levallois core

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The Cutting Edge: A Million Years of Stone Technology

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Making 5 Tools from One Stone Core

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Knapping A Massive Brandon Flint Nodule with Dr. James Dilley

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Flintknapping in France - Flintsymposium 2026

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