Another Square Knife/Adze/Scaper?

[CMD]

Ron had brought up the subject of square knives, and whether they were generally unifacial or not. Clovisoid observed that some may have been adzes or scrapers. So here is another example of a "square" knife, and I've tried to show flaking, usage wear(?), etc.
It does look like it could be an adze or scraper but not sure if the long axis edges were in fact also used as a knife edge :dunno:


Profile, beveled(?) end on right....

Beveled end on left.


Edge work:

[JoshinMO]

Thats a really nice artifact! What state is it from?

[gregszybala]

That one is a beauty.

[CMD]

JoshinMO wrote:

Thats a really nice artifact! What state is it from?

  Found in Kansas. Have the location name, but it's illegible. Posted photos of the location legend on the forum once and nobody could read it. On a wire on cardboard with 4 other pieces:

[SDhunter]

I love the flaking on that knife.

[Mainejman]

That I would say is a very well made knife.With all that edge work and how thin it is.That's a dandy.Don't find any of those around here at least I don't.....mjm

[Jeffery Howle]

Maybe a multi-tool.......but I do know this about it.....It is SWEEEET

[JoshinMO]

Don't think i could see "too" many pictures of that artifact. 
If you ever HAVE to "get rid of" it, dibs.  :laugh:

[CMD]

JoshinMO wrote:

Don't think i could see "too" many pictures of that artifact. 
If you ever HAVE to "get rid of" it, dibs.  :laugh:

  Sure thing, Josh   The Mrs. likes the frame, though, she say's it's off limits :unsure:  :rolf:  :dunno:
Well, sooner or later
I remember now that Andrew might have figured out the location. A misspelling of Emporia, Kansas.