Beauty material

[IMAUDIGGER]

Sure would love to find something made out of this material.
Tried to convince myself it was a scraper, but it just doesn't fit the hand.
Left it there as evidence for future people.

Anybody know what type of material it is?
I'd call it Carmel something..

 

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[joshuaream]

With those flakes, I think someone used it for something.

 

[Wyoming Valley Relics]

where are you located? here in the mid atlantic area that material would be jasper.

 

[quito]

I tend to agree with Josh.

what kind of size to it?

 

[dognose]

break it. Is the center of the new break a different color as the outside?

Is that in a creek bed? Often some flints will absorb minerals in the ground water, changing the color of the stone.

Flint, like glass, has microscopic holes which can fill with minerals.

 

[arrow86]

I would think jasper core

 

[IMAUDIGGER]

Maybe if it was attached to something.
Just doesn't really feel right. It does have an edge to it.

 

[uniface]

arrow86 nailed it for you. Little flake core. In Penna. those were made/used by Woodland era people previous to Levanna-Madison.

 

[charley2hats]

Petrefied wood

 

[IMAUDIGGER]

Well it IS chipped on the very tip of what would be the working edge if it were a scraper.
Do you all typically keep cores?

Petrified wood would be interesting. I don't see any grain pattern, but I'd accept that probably as an answer..or maybe jasper?

 

[southfork]

That material looks like Jasper that I find in N. California .