broken point or something else?

[DigIron2]

It looks like it might be the base of a point but I don;t know.

 

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[rock]

McCorkle I do believe its a point. Nice save

 

[Gold Maven]

looks like a bifercate.

 

[DigIron2]

Thanks rock!what is a mcCorkle?

 

[theviking]

I agree, looks like a heavily resharpened point, maybe a hafted scraper. I see where Rock is headed with MacCorkle, I'm thinking maybe a LeCroy due to the smaller size. Nice find, thanks for the view.

LeCroy

 

[DigIron2]

Thanks rock!what is a mcCorkle?

Never mind,I found it!I thought you where calling me namesThanks for all the help fellas!

 

[rock]

I agree, looks like a heavily resharpened point, maybe a hafted scraper. I see where Rock is headed with MacCorkle, I'm thinking maybe a LeCroy due to the smaller size. Nice find, thanks for the view.

LeCroy

Thanks I couldn't remember LeCroy I knew there was another that looked like it.

 

[Tnmountains]

Old any way you say it.

 

[redbeardrelics]

I think it is a complete / unbroken bifurcated point as already suggested. I too would call it a Lecroy type. Around here most of the bifurcated points are re-sharpened down to just a nub, as yours appears to be. Nice find, probably more where that one came from. HH

 

[Tnmountains]

For comparison Lecroy's.

 

[rock]

Here is one I found a couple of days ago. It has been altered to be a hafted scraper. Use to be a point though.