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HOW TO FIND CHERT? (FLINT) UNEARTHING THE TREASURE! The entire New York series. Ep 1-4 with extras!

Take an Epic Journey with Jay and Leah up and down distant rivers, creeks. Into the wilderness, with stops in between to discover small towns and what treasures are within them. How to find flint? Chert? Easy, you have to take the road less traveled! Deep into the wild and you will find adventure. Wild Camping horrendous storms and Coffee Shortages. This is the full movie of 2021 late-season Quests and Adventure. Bushcraft, Survival, Flintknapping. All can be found here. HOW TO FIND CHERT! (FLINT) UNEARTHING THE TREASURE! (FULL MOVIE) SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: ***JOIN MY PATREON!!!   / visionquestoutdoors   Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @wildernessquestoutdoors   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Let us know what you think! Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe or follow us online at: Instagram:   / visionquestoutdoors   Facebook:   / visionquestoutdoors   SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: ***JOIN MY PATREON!!!   / visionquestoutdoors   Check out our Amazon Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls... Get our handcrafted primitive stone knives and outdoor gear on Etsy at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/VisionQuest... Shop Vision Quest Outdoors T-shirts: https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A71411... arrowheads hunting stone What is Flint? Flint is a hard, tough chemical or biochemical sedimentary rock that breaks with a conchoidal fracture. It is a form of microcrystalline quartz that is typically called "chert" by geologists. Flint often forms as nodules in sedimentary rocks such as chalk and marine limestones. The nodules can be dispersed randomly throughout the rock unit but are often concentrated in distinct layers. Some rock units form through the accumulation of siliceous skeletal material. These can recrystallize to form a layer of bedded flint. flintknapping Flintknapping: Prehistoric people became highly skilled at flintknapping, a method of shaping flint into useful objects such as drills, arrowheads, knife blades, and spearheads. The Preferred Tool-Making Material Flint has been used by humans to make stone tools for at least two million years. The conchoidal fracture of flint causes it to break into sharp-edged pieces. Early people recognized this property of flint and learned how to fashion it into knife blades, projectile points, scrapers, axes, drills, and other sharp tools. From about 13,000 years ago into the 1800's, this area was continuously mined for the high-quality flint. The flint was used to produce projectile points, scrapers, knives, and other stone tools. In the 1800's the flint was also mined for use as gunflints. Over 700 small quarries are still visible today in New England Flint as a Source of Fire Another important property of flint is its ability to generate sparks of hot material when it is struck against steel. This property allows flint to be used as a fire-starter. Skilled people can use a piece of flint, a piece of steel, and a little tinder to quickly start a fire. Rocks Cousteau Early firearms, such as a flintlock, had a piece of flint attached to a spring-loaded hammer that was released when the trigger was pulled. The hammer struck a piece of steel known as a "frizzen" to create a shower of sparks that ignited a small pan of powder. That touched off the primary charge which exploded to propel the ball down the barrel. Flint as a Gemstone Flint is a very durable material that accepts a bright polish and often occurs in attractive colors. It is occasionally cut into cabochons, beads, and baroque shapes for use as a gemstone. It is also used to produce tumbled stones in a rock tumbler. Most people have heard of a gem material called "jasper". Jasper is an opaque variety of cryptocrystalline quartz. It obtains its color and opacity from a large amount of included mineral particles. Flint and jasper are similar materials and both are varieties of a gem material known as "chalcedony". chalk cliffs Chalk Cliffs: Chalk cliffs can be an excellent place to find flint. As the soft chalk weathers away, flint nodules fall to the beach below.