Debitage ?

[Knockneed Man]

Hey Treasurenet experts - does this look to be debitage or natural? I find a good bit of this material in my zone, widely scattered, but not piles or flakings of it. Thoughts?

 

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[Older The Better]

Do you ever find it with other flakes or artifacts? Or any artifacts made from the same material? I find a type of flint around here that i think is mostly natural but the natives used it too so I judge by the other things around it.

 

[arrow86]

To me it doesn’t look like debitage or artifact related

 

[Knockneed Man]

Do you ever find it with other flakes or artifacts? Or any artifacts made from the same material? I find a type of flint around here that i think is mostly natural but the natives used it too so I judge by the other things around it.

No I really haven’t. In fact the only artifacts I’ve found in this area were from a much darker material. Nothing else found around it, but was curious if it might be something indicating a spot. Thank you.

 

[Knockneed Man]

To me it doesn’t look like debitage or artifact related

Thanks for your opinion Arrow. I was skeptical it was anything, but since I’ve found a few pieces similar to this I didn’t want to overlook anything.

 

[Tdog]

Doesn't look like debitage to me either. I'm used to seeing slivers whether fat or thin when I think of debitage.

 

[dirstscratcher]

In Ohio we'd call that glacial flint, transported, fractured and ground by natural forces.