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Really borderline, would anyone call it a tool? Found on top of a bluff buried in soil. If it wasn’t so chunky and ugly I’d probably call it a flake tool but I can’t decide if there’s enough there to escape getting tossed in with the debitage
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Kind of where I’m at with it. Thanks for the thoughts. I might keep it separate from the flakes but it doesn’t make the cut to be with the broken bifaces
 
I think it's a quick fix. The tool that they needed at that moment for something so they worked it down on that edge for a scraper or knife purposes and then threw it away. I'd keep it. Too much work to just be a chunk of core.
 
Looks natural to me, random chips broken off. Is hill still natural or has it been farmed?
 

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