Hunter1499
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Need honest opinion
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arrow86
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Looks like a thumb scraper
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Agate preform?
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Not bipolar. One edge worked in the usual way. An expedient tool. Gary
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I agree with ToddsPoint. The stone was not split using the Bipolar method. It is worked, producing a single rough blade edge. Likely for a quickly needed cutting tool.
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Yep, expedient tool.
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Without being able to see the sides you don't show, it's conjectural.
