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stone tools were made using two techniques: stone or stone and pressure flaking.

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Flintknappers primarily use two techniques to remove flakes: percussion (striking flakes) and pressure flaking (pushing flakes). In percussion flaking, the flinknapper uses a hammerstone first, then switches over to a billet for finer flaking work.

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stone tools were made using two techniques: stone or stone and pressure flaking.​

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stone tools were made using two techniques: stone or stone and pressure flaking.