Knife?

[Tcast09]

Does anyone know what this was used for? I figured It could of been a knife or an axe head used for chopping. Also an opinion on age would be appreciated.

[Ohiofinds]

Nice knife If you feel the edges you may find smooth spots from usewear. The knife and the points are probably archaic , around five to ten thousand years old.

[Garguy]

What does the other side look like?

[Hal Gorges]

👍

[Tcast09]

Back side

[Stansbery]

Lancelot forms occur through out time in Ohio. But,with that parallel flaking I'd guess it's pretty early. The late archaic forms I've seen have more random flaking and are thinner. It looks like a nice piece of Upper Mercer flint. It also appears to have beveled edge sharpening in the last photo which also may point to it being early.

[Garguy]

I absolutely agree. There are lots of characteristics that indicate it is pretty early. Very nice.

[Tcast09]

Thanks for the information, you guys are very knowledgeable.

[tomclark]

Classic Paleo work. Killer.

[Garguy]

I agree 100 percent.

[ApacheNDN]

I'm with you fellers. It kinda looks like it has outre passe flaking indicative of a clovis preform.

[JoshinMO]

Nice!

[Sage hen jack]

Beautiful Archaic Blade👍