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I found this last week in a root ball of a tree on a neighbors property. He had a tree blow down, and being of the curious sort, I inspected the roots. This was sticking out. I think it is a scraper. I see (at least I think I do)signs of flaking. Any input?
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I found this last week in a root ball of a tree on a neighbors property. He had a tree blow down, and being of the curious sort, I inspected the roots. This was sticking out. I think it is a scraper. I see (at least I think I do)signs of flaking. Any input?"The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. Lee -
Yeah KP I see what ya mean...and cool lithic also...it looks to me that it could have been utilized as a scraper...The chase is better than the catch...
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Hey Ethan, I see that the stone has been worked. I don't know that it is a finished tool and I don't see a steep bevel that would indicate scraper.Michigan Yooper
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Nice one, Ky point. Beautiful material. Cutting tool of some sort?????Northern KyComment
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Nice lithic , they were obviously starting or using it for somthing .Comment
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