First Update of the Year

[luxinorbis]

Yeah, it's a tad late, but what can I say? I'm a little busy these days. First of all, I have really been enjoying this term. I love archaeology, or more rather Bill; he is such a wonderful professor (the fact that he reminds me of Dr. Grant has nothing to do with it, really).  In other news, (and speaking of wonderful men) Rob and I are doing

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[eatingxmemories]

Your edit made me smile, because I was going to tell you THIS! (you're going to love me, P.S.)

I have 5 BUCKETS of obsidian. For serious. Want a bucket? It's smaller pieces, but for learning it's great. I do some flintknapping too, I'm not great but... and go or the limestone hammerstone. They're really easy to use and don't put any internal fractures in the stone. I don't currently have any hammerstones though, so if you find a good source and can find an extra or two, I'd really appreciate it. :)

Also, glass buttes, OR. It's near Bend? That's where my obsidian is from. You can just go down there and fill a couple buckets. It's amazing. Only problem is you'd need a big truck. We tried taking a van and did a shit ton of damage to the undercarriage.

Let me know if you need anything else, and I'll see what I can do!

[jbinja_theninja]

if, and thats a big if, you dont need to do it in a traditional method, youre welcome to use my materials and equiptment.
also i know of a supplier of copper and brass if you need one.