Georgetown Flint, Cleaned Small Nodules - 4-6 inch

These smaller cleaned nodules often have very clean stone, no surprises in the center, more pieces per pound, and more character than larger nodules. Cleaned of visible waste and checked to be good stone, these 4"-6" inch spall-sized nodules are great for knapping small daggers, medium spear points, medium knife blades and other stone tools. This material does not require heat treatment but can be heated up to 450F if desired. Sold in 10 lb, 20 lb, & 40 lb lots. There will be between 6 and 11 small nodules in a single 10 lb lot. Each nodule will vary in size and thickness.  Georgetown Flint is a highly sought after knapping material because it is able to be to knapped raw, very consistent, and the cortex often has banded layers which in contrast to the blue/grey color of the stone creates a particularly attractive combination. Georgetown Flint comes from the Cretaceous Austin limestone/Chalk on the eastern edge of the Edwards plateau in the vicinity of Georgetown, Texas. The George