High Grade Flint

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Did a short hunt today this was the only whole piece I found. This flint is the highest grade flint in our area. All the nicest artifacts are made from it. One of the best end scrapers I have ever found and its blueish gray in color. N GA
Looks to be a knife tip that broke then they made it into a scraper.
 

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Looks like Tennessee hornstone

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nice one rock,sure they didnt make it like that to shove in a bone,thanks for sharing
 

That's a good one Rock. Thanks for sharing.
 

That is a beauty Rock…I love that blue dun flint and look at how steep that flaking is…a pretty teardrop outline too...
 

Nice One! :icon_thumleft: Pretty material.
 

That's some really nice material. Nice find.
 

nice one rock,sure they didnt make it like that to shove in a bone,thanks for sharing

Might have its flat on the bottom but I do find knifes that are flat on 1 side. It was a nice change from the ovals I find. Probably Woodland period? Most everything else has been woodland.
 

Very nice flaking on that piece.

And it looks like a classic end/thumb scraper to me, not a reworked knife tip. Trust me.
 

Thanks quito you are the scraper king so I trust you.
 

That sure is a pretty color and really sharp...very nice find rock.:thumbsup:
 

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