Editing Knapping (section)

== Further reading ==
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* {{cite book | first=Donald | last=Crabtree | title=Experiments in Flintworking | publisher=Idaho State University Museum |date=January 1971 | id=ASIN B0006XPAQU }}
* {{cite journal | last=Shaw | first=A. Batty | title=Knapper's Rot, Silicosis in East Anglian Flint Knappers | journal=Medical History | date=1981 | volume=25 | issue=2 | pages=151–168 | doi=10.1017/s0025727300034359 | pmid=7012479 | pmc=1139012 | doi-access=free}}
* {{cite book | first=D.C. | last=Waldorf | title= The Art of Flint Knapping | edition=4th | type=Paperback | publisher= Mound Builder Books, Branson MO, USA | date=1994 }} (Excellent illustrations by Valerie Waldorf of processes, techniques, hand tools, ancient and modern knapped artifacts [mostly North American]. On front and rear cover are photos of precisely knapped replicas of prehistoric points and within the text are B&W photos including two full-scale [{{cvt|12+5/8|in|adj=on|disp=or}} and {{cvt|10+3/4|in|disp=or|adj=on}}] "Danish dagger" replicas made by the author.)
* {{cite book | first=John C. | last=Whittaker | title=Flintknapping : Making and Understanding Stone Tools | type=Paperback | publisher=[[University of Texas Press]] | date=1994 | isbn=0-292-79083-X }}
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