Hi Lo?

[Hunter1499]

I’ve done some research and with this point, while it is broken, it appears to have some characteristics of a hi lo. It has a very ground base, flaking pushes flakes toward the center for resharpening. One side is heavily thinned which is almost flute like. The notches are ground very smoothly. Also the base is concave. It’s also very thick. I’m showing both sides. The penny is positioned to show it upright. May need to rotate pics to the right 90 degrees. Anyways, I know there isn’t much to go off of, but I do know this was found with a godar, Kirk cluster and matanzas. From Illinois. Need expert opinions. Thoughts?
Thx

 

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[tnmudman]

I dont think there is enough left of that piece to be able to identify it.

 

[joshuaream]

I’ve spent a couple of minutes looking at it, and I can’t make it out.

The side shot shows clear workmanship to me, but the rest is a bit fragmented.

 

[MAMucker]

I can’t decide if it’s a broken stem or lanceolate base. Leaning toward the later, but not sure.
It’s very thick for such a small fragment.