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A guy that introduced me to the Folsom site.

He couldn't get excited about certain cultures because they used a lot of junk stone and their points were crude in course.

The guy had been an engineer.

He lighted the Folsom point.

To him, it was like, no, that's a good people.

Man, what kind of his attitude you know?

This week on the Bear Geese podcast, we're on our fourth and final episode in our series on the Folsom Archaeological site.

And we're talking about stone points.

We're in search of understanding the ancient, mysterious and difficult process of fluting stone.

We'll discuss the radical design and the mechanics of these stone points.

And then first some stuff about the culture of these people based on all that we have.

These beautiful stone points that we call Folsom points.

Of all their material possessions, these stones are the only thing that have outlasted the erosive nature of time.

We're talking with a new guest anthropologist, Devon Petagru, who will walk us through the design of these points

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