Stone arrowheads, produced through a process known as knapping, are a major focus of events like the Bald Eagle Knap-In Primitive Arts Festival held annually by the Susquehanna Valley Flint ...

A practice that dates back to prehistoric ages has been heralded as an annual family friendly event that attendees of all ages can enjoy in Water Creek. Knapping, which is a technique used to ...

Knapping, the art of shaping different materials into arrowheads or other tools Native Americans might have used, draws a large variety of people from throughout the area and the country ...

The piece was created using a process called knapping in which a tool like an antler tine would be used to gradually remove small flakes from the larger flint piece until it was shaped ...

But how did the production of stone tools -- called 'knapping' -- start? Researchers have proposed a new hypothesis for the origin of stone technology in human evolution. Sharp stone technology ...

NOEL, Mo. -- Seated on a low bench, Jim Spears used a piece of deer horn to whittle down a heavy chunk of Missouri flint. For an hour, he tapped, whacked and smoothed the hard rock until it was ...

Some of the “fragments show cut marks” and evidence of “knapping,” a technique typically used on pieces of flint to carve and shape the stone into usable tools, researchers said.

The program will feature flint-knapping, fire-making, and other skills. It is structured for both adults and children who are interested in learning more about the indigenous peoples who inhabited ...

Knapping, which is a technique used to shape stone, is the main attraction for the 27th annual Water Creek Knapin, set to take place May 1-4. Organizers Gwen and Wesley Shipman have seen a steady ...