Some drills and scrapers

[rock ON.]

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At least I think they're scrapers. The middle and the one on the right are uniface but the one on the left is biface, could it be a knife or a preform instead?

[Hi-Lo]

Those are great!

[Scorpion68]

Hey rockON - I like em all, especially that long thin drill - top left pic bottom drill. I like the material too. ...Chuck

[pkfrey]

Top left - The large one is a paddle drill, the other three are varieties of drills. The biface one appears to be a heavily patinated Onondaga chert, which will patinate to that very whitish color. Look for a little nick some where so you can see the original color. I don't think it's a preform, it looks to be finished and a knife form. The other two are uniface scrapers. The middle looks like Flintridge chalcedony, the other is Onondaga chert. Uniface scrapers are a trademark of the Paleo Indian period, but all cultures used them. I think yours are Early Woodland related.

[Havenhunter]

Okay, now I'm drooling! You've struck pure gold with your purchase.

[rock ON.]

One of those few rare times when luck or something was finally on my side.

[CoachG]

Agree with Frey. Nice pieces.

[SDhunter]

Yea, you did good