Kamchatka Neolithic Tarinskaya culture.

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unusual, strange shape.
 

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that notch looks like a sort of spoke shave
 

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I wish I could go back in time just to ask the knappers the what and why of their craft.
 

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looks like they held on to that one awhile,reworked,worn by the hafting,made by a not so skilled knapper that one will keep you guessing.
 

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also - "strange type"
 

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looks like a nice divot for the thumb while holding too strip sinew.
 

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After looking at #265 i would say also this piece is not a unfinished point, look at the 3rd pic that you have covered they would not of left a protruding point on the left side unless you think that side is unfinished also. If that little point was left on it would interfere with penetration. I would say this piece is a little specialized tool for something. What is the length and width on this piece ? thank you.
 

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The circular marks in post #288, in my opinion, are not intentional but occurred due to exposure to fire/heat. I would imagine a small crudely made point. I find similar "unifacial" points at a site I hunt.
 

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this tip has undergone a temperature effect.
 

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that notch looks like a sort of spoke shave

After looking at it again and considering your thought here, I am thinking it could simply be a stack.............It doesn't appear to be as symmetric as most spokeshaves I have or have seen.
 

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white point
 

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is Kamchatka home to any red or orange chalcedony (agate) stones?
 

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Kamchatka is full of agates - white, yellow and red.
But, agates, emitted by the sea - have cracks ... chalcedony (and jasper) that the ancient man used to make products, was extracted
near volcanoes.
 

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The circular marks in post #288, in my opinion, are not intentional but occurred due to exposure to fire/heat. I would imagine a small crudely made point. I find similar "unifacial" points at a site I hunt.

I agree with you...we call those "fire pop."
 

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scraper, red jasper
 

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