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What is an atlatl and how does it work?
History of the Atlatl and Advances in Weapon Technology
The Atlatl in Education and Research
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- General
- Specifics
- Atlatl Flex Follows Form in Reproduced Basketmaker Systems
- Atlatl Weights: A function of preference for specific gripping and throwing techniques
- Flexible Atlatls Caught in Slow Motion (with video)
- Function of added weights in throwing dynamics of the “Floating grip”: Added weight as modifier of effective dart-spine
- Artifacts and Replications
- Broken Roof Cave, Cist 1, Arizona
- Ceremonial Cave, Texas
- Chavez Cave, New Mexico
- Comparison of spur shapes – multiple sites
- Hogup Cave, Utah
- Huck Atlatl, Utah?
- Hyde Atlatl, Grand Gulch, Utah
- Kinboko Canyon, Burial Cave 1, Cist 10, Arizona
- Kramer Cave (site 26WA196), Nevada
- Nicolarson Cave (site NV-Wa-197), Nevada
- Ozark Bluff-dweller, Alred Shelter, Arkansas
- Spring Creek Cave (site 48WA1), Wyoming
- Tsegi Canyon Cave 2 or 3, Arizona
- Tularosa Cave, New Mexico
- White Dog Cave, Arizona
- Resources
- Modern Sport
- How-tos
- Basketmakeratlatl.com instructional videos
- Making a Basketmaker Atlatl Dart Using Modern Tools
- Making a Rivercane Atlatl Dart
- Making a Simple Cross-peg Atlatl
- Making a willow dart with stone tools (video)
- Making California Stone Atlatl Spurs
- Ray’s Lumber Yard Basket Maker Darts
- The art and science of willow coppicing
- Contact, and site info