Little Limaces and the Swiss Army Knife Again

[uniface]

The three tools that look like pencil stubs are small Limaces, a Paleo tool form. Unifaces, they're flaked "up and over" the way Early Archaic scrapers are, and have graver tips as a rule.

The red one is baked Berks county jasper from Montgomery County, Penna. The grey one is of Onondaga, found by Dick Savage in Union County, Penna. The while one is of extremely patinated Logan Chert, found by Steve Worden on an Auglaze River site in either NW Ohio or over the border in Michigan.

The last one is a little better picture of the Clovis Swiss Army Knife I tried to picture before.

[Th3rty7]

cool, like those mini limaces, thanks for bringing these little guys to my attention, matter of fact thanks for bringing limaces, aka slug shaped scrapers to my attention.

[uniface]

Glad to be of service

[Tnmountains]

My gosh man you are starting to post pictures /!!!!!!! Way cool. I have some like that that are uni but flaked up and over a little bit. Nice pictures. Great tools. Thanks.
TnMountains

[uniface]

There are "up & overs" too, TnMountains. They generally are. Thirty7 has a sweet one that isn't.