Couple of odd ones

[Woodsgrown]

Got a couple of odd ones I have found in the eastern Tn area if that helps out not sure if the first one is a scraper or big chunk of a knife any thoughts on any them would be cool

 

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[old digger]

Welcome to TNET!
Nice! Your first one looks like broken knife, what a shame, it looks like it would have been a beauty. Not sure on the second one, but could be a small little awl, and your last one is a broken point. It may help to identify your point if you give us the general area (state) where it was found.

 

[Woodsgrown]

sorry it was in the first post just hard to see idk why it point the text in right on top of the pictures but im in the eastern Tn area

 

[rock]

1st one is broken missing the base.
2nd if it is flat on the other side would be a tool like digger says. Need to see both sides.
3 could of been a drill but it is missing the tip so its just a guess.
Broken ones is hard to tell I should know I find plenty of them.

 

[Woodsgrown]

ya its flat on the bottom the tip curves up a little bit thats about it though pretty flat other wise

 

[rock]

ya its flat on the bottom the tip curves up a little bit thats about it though pretty flat other wise

Tool then. In my area that flake removed at the base like you see means Archaic made usually late archaic

 

[rock]

Finding Heart Breakers is all part of hunting fields where machinery is. Check this one I found last yr in Jan. I still have yet to find one made of this stone type color. Its missing the tip.

 

[Woodsgrown]

ouch man that always hurt my soul a little to find one like that lol this is the closest color i have to that
think you got something then noooo

 

[rock]

We call that skunk flint here. I have a few whole pieces but none speckled like the one I posted.

 

[yakker]

hey man, where there's frags and brokes, whole ones are sure to follow! That little black one looks almost like a teardrop style- or scraper. That first one is a bummer. Would have been so pretty. The first triangle I ever found was in that condition, but I was still psyched because most of it was there and I could see the flaking marks (all my other finds at that point were quartz and VERY hard to id flaking- if there was any to see... Thanks for the look-see Yakker