Just a knife or possibly a chisel

[SouthTexasFinds]

I have never seen anything similar to the hard stone chisels, axes etc most of you find further north. I don't know if that is at all related to different time period as well as the lack of stone or what. Most of what I have seen out of my area seems to be very crude when it come to tools. I have a few similar to the piece in question and always saw them as some sort of chisel, especially this one due to the fact the opposite end is nearly untouched. ( Or unfinished point/knife) Thanks for looking and happy hunting.

 

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[outlawatheart]

front the photo it seems beefy and from the shape it might be an ads or celt

 

[outlawatheart]

it is kinda small so maybe a big hafted scraper or blade..,. nice piece!

front the photo it seems beefy and from the shape it might be an ads or celt

 

[painterx7]

Looks like a very nice hafted end scraper !!!!

 

[theviking]

Cool piece! Is that Texas Quartzite, or some kinda flint? I see where your headed with the chisel thought, I think around here it might be called an end scraper. That doesn't mean it is one.. Nice find, thanks for the view.

 

[rock]

Very nice find! If found here it would be called a knife. Like this one I found last week. This one is worked on both sides but is thicker on one side and the other side flat.

 

[monsterrack]

I go along with Viking on the hafted scraper. nice find

 

[SouthTexasFinds]

Very nice find! If found here it would be called a knife. Like this one I found last week. This one is worked on both sides but is thicker on one side and the other side flat.

Looks similar to the two I posted in my knife/scraper thread. I believe it is flint Viking. Thanks for looking fellas