these two are pretty sweet.
had a piece of Cholla wood handy so just for fun kinda placed scraper in position
and the other
what else ya gonna do... it puts me about 200 feet from the house. The wife says thats about right. lol
Here are some hafted scrapers found in Central New York. Five are Onondaga Chert, one appears to be Jaspar. The two stemmed pieces look like re-worked Genesee points; the corner-notched pieces look like re-worked Jack's Reef or Brewertons; and the one side-notched scraper looks like a re-worked Otter Creek, with its bold, C-shaped notches and square tangs - a real oldie!
My question about the two bigger pieces: if the blade tip has been re-worked into a blunt, rounded form, is their any explanation other than 'it was intended for use as a scraper?"
I’ve got one, the first compete tool I ever found. Probably 12 years ago and I could walk to the exact spot I found it today, pulled it out of the side of a cow path next to a big oak.