TUESDAY 2

Morning: Manufacturing Techniques John Clark, moderator

Room: Main Conference Room, Bureau Economic Geology

9:00 Michael Collins

Introduction of Keynote Speaker

9:05 George Odell

Keynote Address

9:30 Michael Collins

Meeting Overview

9:40 Gene Titmus

An Analysis of the Folsom Preform

10:00 Bob Patten

Fluting by Rocker Punch

10:20 Coffee Break

10:45 Phil Geib and Stanley Ahler

Considerations in Folsom Fluting and Evaluation of Hand Held Indirect Percussion

11:10 Phil Wilke

Experiments with Small, Simple, Highly Portable Holding Devices for Fluting Folsom Points:

11:35 Leland Bement

Folsom Post-Production Point Technology

12:00 Lunch

Afternoon: Knapping Demonstrations (Emphasis on Preforming)

1:00-5:00 Field across from TARL

Bruce Bradley	Bob Patten
Phil Geib	Kenneth Rozen
Glen Goode	Jeb Taylor
Eugene Gryba	Gene Titmus
Toby Morrow	Others

5:00 Supper

Evening: Presentations of Collections

6:30-8:30 Room: 100 TARL

WEDNESDAY 3

Morning: Replication Experiments Michael Collins, moderator

Room: Main Conference Room, Bureau Economic Geology

8:00 Eugene Gryba

The Case for use of Heat Treated Lithics in the Production of Fluted Points by Folsom Knappers

8:25 Matthew Root

Heat-Treatment of Knife River Flint Folsom Point Production

8:50 Andrew Pelcin

Controlled Experiments in the Production of Flake Attributes (Read by Tony Baker)

9:15 Tony Baker

Application of Finite Element Analysis to the Understanding of Flake Formation

9:40 Coffee Break

10:00 Kenneth Rozen

Pressure Fluting Folsom: A Critical Assessment of Experimental Results in Comparison to Certain Archaeological Data

10:25 Don Wyckoff

Modeling Folsom Point Manufacture: What about the individual Approach?

10:50 Tony Baker

Application of FEA Knowledge to Understanding of Folsom Fluting Patterns

11:15 Stanley Ahler and Phil Geib

The role of Fluting in Folsom Point Design and Culture

11:40 Bob Patten and Jeb Taylor

Criteria for Evaluating Folsom Points

12:00 Lunch

Afternoon: Knapping Demonstrations (Emphasis on Fluting)

1:00-5:00 Field across from TARL

5:00 Supper

Evening: Presentations of Collections

6:30-8:30 Room: 100 TARL

THURSDAY 4

Morning: Regional Studies John Clark, moderator

Room: Main Conference Room, Bureau Economic Geology

8:00 Phil LeTourneau and Tony Baker

Folsom Use of Obsidian in the Southwest

8:25 Glenn Goode

Chipped Stone Resources of Central Texas

8:50 George Frison

Folsom Evidence in the Green River Basin, Wyoming: The Krmpotich Site

9:15 Marcel Kornfeld

Folsom Technology in Middle Park of Colorado and its Implications of Subsistence

9:40 Coffee Break

10:00 Joel Janetski

Alibates Movement within Paleoindian Times

10:25 Juliet Morrow

Exploring the Clovis-Folsom-Gainey Continuum

10:50 Michael Collins

Origins of Folsom Lithic Technology

12:00 Lunch

Afternoon: Knapping Demonstrations (Emphasis on Final Flaking)

1:00-5:00 Field across from TARL

5:00 Supper

Evening: Presentations of Collections

6:30-8:30 Room: 100 TARL

FRIDAY 5

Morning: General Discussion

Room: Main Conference Room, Bureau Economic Geology

8:00 Design of Replication Experiments. John Clark, Moderator

9:00 Technique of Folsom Point Manufacture. Michael Collins, Moderator

10:00 Coffee Break

10:30 Folsom Subsistence Patterns. John Clark, Moderator

11:30 Open Discussion. Michael Collins, Moderator

12:00 Lunch

Afternoon: Final Knapping Session (Emphasis on Special Problems)

1:00-5:00 Michael Collin's driveway

Evening:

5:00 Glenn Goode's BBQ at Michael Collin's house.

SATURDAY 6

Morning and early Afternoon

Field Trip to a local Paleoindian Site

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