Another one from the Iowa chip box. I think it is fluted as well.

[intensecrasher]

This one is a little better than the first one I posted. It looks like it broke while it was being manufactured...NW Iowa. It is about 1 inch wide and 2 inches long.

 

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[rock]

Looks like a impact fracture to me.

 

[intensecrasher]

Looks like a impact fracture to me.

Very well could be..I thought manufacture fracture because i thought it looked kind of like a flake scar the dove too deep.

What do you think this thing is?

 

[rock]

Probably a dart point

 

[intensecrasher]

You are right Rock, it is an impact fracture. I just looked at it again and it is jagged where it broke, not smooth like a flake scar.

 

[GatorBoy]

I'd lean towards Golondrina for the type. Early to middle archaic.

 

[monsterrack]

I don't know what type of stone that is but it is fine on the color range and a nice artifact

 

[intensecrasher]

I'd lean towards Golondrina for the type. Early to middle archaic.

I was looking at that type as well but I thought all of those have deep convex bases.

 

[rock]

Well it could also be a fire pop. Allot of the farmers do burn there fields sometimes. When they do that it causes the flint to pop sometimes. I forgot about that.