David Ian Howe | Is flintknapping cultural appropriation? @davidianhowe | Uploaded June 2023 | Updated October 2024, 5 hours ago.
PLEASE, please watch till the end if you have strong opinions on either side of the argument. I promise you will probably agree with me, and I'd love to know your thoughts.
Flintknapping is the science and craft of making stone tools. It is a craft that first began with (maybe) Australopithecus, (but certainly) Homo habilis. And has been practiced around the world for millennia. It only recently fell out of practice once metal tools took over as the main material for human tech.
Knap-ins are a place where people come together to practice this craft, trade rock, and sell finished pieces they make.
I recently went to a few, and made some pretty fun connections to hunter-gatherer aggregations. But I also made some fun anthropological and cultural observations regarding modern American culture.
However I also wanted to address a something I noticed regarding modern American discourse and the idea of decolonization in regards to Indigenous American history.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:20 The Question
02:02 What is Flintknapping?
04:33 What is a Knapp-in?
08:26 My Experience as a Knapper
11:34 Ancient Aggregations / Archaeology
16:52 My Experience as an Anthropologist
20:28 Discussion and Conclusion
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PLEASE, please watch till the end if you have strong opinions on either side of the argument. I promise you will probably agree with me, and I'd love to know your thoughts.
Flintknapping is the science and craft of making stone tools. It is a craft that first began with (maybe) Australopithecus, (but certainly) Homo habilis. And has been practiced around the world for millennia. It only recently fell out of practice once metal tools took over as the main material for human tech.
Knap-ins are a place where people come together to practice this craft, trade rock, and sell finished pieces they make.
I recently went to a few, and made some pretty fun connections to hunter-gatherer aggregations. But I also made some fun anthropological and cultural observations regarding modern American culture.
However I also wanted to address a something I noticed regarding modern American discourse and the idea of decolonization in regards to Indigenous American history.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:20 The Question
02:02 What is Flintknapping?
04:33 What is a Knapp-in?
08:26 My Experience as a Knapper
11:34 Ancient Aggregations / Archaeology
16:52 My Experience as an Anthropologist
20:28 Discussion and Conclusion
________
PATREON: patreon.com/davidianhowe
STORE: davidianhowe.com/store
Website: https://www.Davidianhowe.com
Instagram: instagram.com/ethnocynology
Podcast: https://www.alifeinruins.com
Merch: redbubble.com/people/davidianhowe/shop
Discord: Ethnocynology
Books you should read:
(Quick read!) Fifth Beginning: amzn.to/3vBsIuy
(Prehistory Overview) The Human Past: amzn.to/3fvHa1B
Dogs: amzn.to/3c3rh0g
Dog Stuff I Recommend
Science Diet: amzn.to/3wHDRdt
Training Clicker: amzn.to/3uwUuqT
Muzzle: amzn.to/3uvmefv
E-Collar: amzn.to/3i3lZWE
Camera and Film Gear:
Sony a7iii: amzn.to/3fxJJQT
Light: amzn.to/3wLA6nh
Lens: amzn.to/3uHAYZ3
Green Screen Setup:amzn.to/3p0p3UT
Computer Setup:
Processor: amzn.to/34up5uB
Motherboard: amzn.to/2TodsTH
Graphics Card: amzn.to/3vzRTxO
