The Future
Callahan has since retired from flint knapping. He is currently compiling all of his thirty years of research into the lithic technologies of Scandinavia into one publication. He continues to mentor and instruct students in flint knapping and other primitive technologies at his Lynchburg, Virginia home, as well as occasionally writing articles for the Bulletin of Primitive Technology.
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