Knife blades? Or just preforms or scrapers?

[BigKnappa]

All we’re found on the Colorado river in La Grange Texas. I find a lot of these and was curious as to why? Were they used for cutting meat, fish, or just any chore that needed a blade? Could they be Paleo?

[BigKnappa]

[Lindenmeier-Man]

Your finding great artifacts but you should be finding more points !
Wayne Parker( Decendant of Quanna ) and Choice Smith ( Wayne’s life long hunting buddy ) hunted everywhere and in every way ! They explained river hunting to me in a simple term. “ Birds of a feather”
If you have gravel bars, the size of the gravel mostly determines the size of points to be found in such gravel. Pea gravel , small points,etc.
I don’t know if you have access to gravel in that river,if so maybe this will help you...They both had massive collections including some VERY interesting Conquistador artifacts ...... JJ

[redrocks]

All of the above tools you mentioned ....real nice finds

[BabaORiley]

They look like a bunch of blades and tools for probably various uses. That one in the first pic in the center is a really interesting piece with the little point on the end. That lithic in the second pic with the stripe down the middle is really nice...good finds man...

[Tam]

Agree with all . Especially like the middle 3rd one and last .

[SurfaceHunter]

Very nice finds

[BigKnappa]

Thanks for the the replies!! ^^

[SurfaceHunter]

Are they worked on both sides or is the other side flat?

[BigKnappa]

They are all worked on both sides except for the one in the top row middle.

[SurfaceHunter]

If worked on both sides I’d say knifes most scrapers are unifaced

[kayakaddict]

Nice stuff. Thanks for posting. I can't wait to see what you turn up next. You are in a great spot!!!

[WAGON JON]

Bunch of multi purposetools. I like that broken drill. Great cache of goodies!