Been thinking

[Jeffery Howle]

I have bee looking at this and wondering?...Do you think this might be a unfinished piece? Thing that gets me is the one side is flat even on the drill looking part. Could it have been a unfinished point or maybe a drill that was going to be bigger? :dunno: Give me your thoughts.

[waterglass]

looks like a large perforator. wether it is unfinished, or the stone was otherwise useless and they did what they could with what was usable, I dont know. Looks like it would double nicely as a blade or scraper. JMHO. I dont know much about knapping but it looks like the stone might have flaked wrong. :dunno:

[painshill]

It looks completely finished to me, and I would agree that it's a perforator with a blade element... a multi-tool. I'd bet that if you were working  a piece of leather into something useful then that's exactly the kind of tool you would want.

[Kyflintguy]

Cool find! Like that material,  reminds me of my good ol' Kentucky home! I'd have to agree with Painshill,  good leather working multi tool...Thanks for showing it!

[Jeffery Howle]

since I showed it guess I'll show video.....Thanks guys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuJZU6sMbR8

[kayakaddict]

I love it.  It's an unusual piece. Going on the idea that good tool stone has value, consider it a tool for multi use that would likely have been reworked as it wore down or maybe it has been reworked already into this shape.

[sneakygroundbuzzard]

to me it looks like a perferator made from a percussion waste flake
you can see the shock wave ripples, from the percussion removal,on the back side of that piece
on the front side you can see a flute like flake that was removed to get rid of the ridge to make it easier to hold