knap

Preposition: of

• flint: The original knapping of the flint probably took no more than ten minutes of someone's time.

Object

• flint: Often fine knapped flints would be used on the main house, with less worked field flints used on boundary walls.
• debris: There are no cores suggesting that they were either removed from the site or that the knapping debris was removed from elsewhere for burial.
• technique: Created from a large nodule using a hard hammer knapping technique.
• process: Deliberate heat treatment of flint to gain better control of the knapping process has been demonstrated in a number of mesolithic assemblages ( e.g.
• flake: Certainly, refitting knapped flakes found within the Uxbridge site has allowed us to tell some fascinating stories.
• demonstration: People took part in treasure hunts, and were able to view flint knapping demonstrations, beside examining the results of the excavations.

Modifies a noun

• hill: Knap hill has got lots of sheep & they run up & down the hill really fast.

Modifying Another Word

• previously: At least one piece from the assemblage demonstrates re-use of a previously knapped source material.

Preposition: from

• nodule: These tools had been knapped from nodules of flint which had come from the chalklands of England, many miles away from Shropshire.
• pebble: An expedient alternative to knapping from pebbles was to fashion new tools on previously discarded blanks left by earlier generations.