Friday, January 20, 2006. Located on the Horseshoe Bend of the Brazos River about 12 miles south of Weatherford, Texas, the Horseshoe Bend Knappers is an informal club comprised primarily of knapping hobbyists. We meet as a group once per month on average and usually have anywhere from 10-20 amateur knappers show up. We also have an informal meet once or twice weekly for those who want to come and break rock and get pointers. Come join us and have some fun while you learn the art of making stone tools.

Bill Metcalfe passed away July 1st 2008. He will always be remembered by those who knew him. The mailing address has remained the same. Browse the links to the left for information about flintknapping, my custom flintknapping products and flintknapping lessons.

Archaeological Societies, Institutes and other Bodies. Archaeology Blogs and Other Websites. Maps, Mapping and Photography. Libraries, Museums and Heritage Centres. RTE are doing a new reality show called Away With a Stranger.

Throwing a flaming atlatl dart for Winter Solstice. Atlatl hunting featured in new video story. Atlatl hunting is featured in this Playboy Magazine video story. The video features a lot of our atlatl friends. Author Dennis Nishi did a great job on the story. Some of hunting and fishing photos from past years. Atlatl Fun-Beware Atlatls Will Captivate.

Thursday, March 11, 2010. A quick update on the paper written for the 2004 ASAS. As of the end of this February, the article has been submitted for review in the journal Ethnoarchaeology. Tuesday, September 29, 2009. ASAS revisited, Ethnoarchaeology Journal. Much has happened in the past few years that put this blog, and activities regarding experimental archaeology on the back burner. Frink is one of the editors of a new journal called.