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Jim
Fisher’s Artifact Collecting &
Flintknapping Web Site |
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Tom Pedlow’s Knap-In Perry, New York
December 14, 2002 (click on any of the thumbnails for a
larger view) |
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At right are Tom Pedlow, Bob Marble and Dana Klein. A frame of Tom’s impressive Columbia River
Gem point reproductions are displayed at far right. |
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At left is yet another frame
of Tom’s fine reproduction pendants and points. A true craftsman, Tom is known for his
accurate NY point types reproductions
made of Onondaga chert and also for
his
woodworking skills. |
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At left, Ken Wallace works on a
blade of Burlington Chert. At Right are some of the
Genesee Valley Knappers Association regulars: Dan Long, Dana Klein, John Cappellini, and
Ken Wallace. |
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Some of the points produced during the day: Top row– Glass Adena by John; Adena, Perkiomen Broad, and Archaic Bevel points of Onondaga chert by
Jim; Dalton of Rainy Buttes by Dan.
The six smaller points in the middle were all made by Tom Pedlow– the
Madison style triangle points are exceptionally thin and well made. Onondaga Genesee point at far right, middle
row by Dan. Bottom Row: Hardin Knobbed, Dovetail, and E-Notch of
Burlington chert made by Ken.
Perkiomen and Clovis of Onondaga also by Ken. Thebes point of Rainy buttes by Dan. Click
here
for another picture of some of these points including a Sandia
mono-shouldered point by Dana Klein. |
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Tom Pedlow |