ASAA FAVORITE LINKS

We carry a wide selection of Indian artifact, history and paleo books. Also, check out our selection of high quality display cases, frames and riker mounts. Our custom made display cases come in a variety of sizes at affordable prices.

The Knapper's Corner
DC Waldorf started flintknapping over 35 years ago. In fact, when he wrote his first book in 1975, The Art of Flint Knapping, there was no popular guide to the art. Now with his other books and the popular magazine, CHIPS, which he started in 1989, thousands of knappers have learned, and the number just keeps growing. However, he has a deep interest in archaeology and works with Dr. Gramly on ASAA digs. At present he is writing a book on Danish daggers and the flint technology of southern Scandanavia.

Valerie Waldorf was a famous artist, illustrating lithics; she illustrated most of our books as well as CHIPS. She also illustrated for Dr. Gramly, with her artwork being featured on this ASAA site. DC and Val also produced many fine videos about knapping and primitive skills. Val was an accomplished videographer as well and with DC editing, the end result was always interesting.

Dane Martin was a co-editor of CHIPS and fine writer, turning out his column in CHIPS, which were well recieved by the subscribers. Mary Martin is now a major part in keeping our web page updated and doing the book-keeping, (thanks Mary!). She also serve's in Dane's Stead.

"Our site is dedicated to educating the public about flint knapping. We have pages on the basics of flintknapping, as well as a complete book and video listing. We feature a very popular web page listing as many knapping events as possible. We also feature pages on resources, listing all kinds of materials, tools, special skills, crafts and more. Each listing includes addresses and links to those individuals. Another page lists a Whose Who, giving names, featured skills and links. Schools and classes lists those who teach flintknapping and the prospective dates. We also have a nice gallery of points for sale. Our page has been listed by the BBC as a link on knapping."

Visit our site at http://www.knapperscorner.com

Duncan Caldwell This website contains examples of Duncan Caldwell’s work in photography, painting, landscape and building design, and scientific research. It also contains pictures of little-known works of prehistoric art and information on ordering archaeological tours and lectures.

Caddo Trading Co.
"Indian arrowheads, pottery, and other artifacts. We specialize in American and Pre-Columbian Indian Artifacts, including: arrowheads, spearpoints, blades, pots and pottery, fossils, scrapers, and the original tools used for creating flint, or for knapping, or for drilling. You can find an arrowhead, a pot, a drill, a scraper, many different types of points, heads that came from spears or axes or arrows, and many other artifacts used by native-american indians here in north america. We sell native costumes and moccasins, american indian relics, and many types of ancient indian artifacts. Some people like our blades, others like our flint. We have a large variety of flint in stock available for sale. If you are looking for paleolithic or lithic or just paleo related american indian artifacts, you've come to the right place. There are so many arrowheads to choose from. We also have many spear points or spearheads, as well as axe blades or axe heads that were made by different native amercian tribes. Are you looking for artifacts from any of the following indian tribes: seminole, shawnee, cousatta, creek, alturas, apache, arapahoe, aroostook, micmac, chippewaw, black-feet, cheyenne, chickasaw, potawatomi, comanche, kaw, iowa, deleware, kickapoo, kiowa, miami, modoc, muscogee, osage, ottawa, missouri, pawnee, peoria, ponca, quapaw, seneca, cayuga, or tonkawa, caddo, mohawk, sioux, cherokee, choctaw, chocta, kansas? We may just have what you are looking for."

ASAA Member Jim Krajacic wishes to inform fellow Members of the fact that he has become a sales representative for White's Metal Detectors and is pleased to offer the full line of detectors at VERY competitive prices. Telephone him at 724-225-8854 for information about detector models and cost.

"Based in historic Lancaster Pennsylvania, The Jefferson Institute for Public Archaeology and Historical Research is a membership organization offering resources, qualification and recognition for avocational enthusiasts. Our primary goal is to enhance the quality and value of amateur participation in archaeology and provide a bridge between amateur and academic resources." The Jefferson Institute for Public Archaeology and Historical Research