Paleo blade?

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Found this guy broke any ideas ? Got nice old flaking ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1421632430.524916.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1421632452.688133.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1421632479.551349.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1421632500.987534.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1421632547.427252.webp
 
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That's very nice & a pretty brown color.....you & rock find the "Big stuff", good going. :thumbsup:
 
That's a pretty one painter with some nice flaking.
 
That's very nice & a pretty brown color.....you & rock find the "Big stuff", good going. :thumbsup:

Im sure your turn will come. This time of the year is the southeast prime hunting season. Summer is the worst unless you get lucky and have a flood
 
Interesting
 
Painter I have no idea. Do you think the flaking is paleo and why? It is a nice piece.
 
I found it upstream from the beaver lake I found last year flaking and patina match dang creek beats them to pieces if they have been in there for any length of time
 
I love the flaking pattern on that one- it's a beaut! Yakker
 
hate to say it ,but i do not see a master maker in that one,looks like it has some halfting wear on it
 
hate to say it ,but i do not see a master maker in that one,looks like it has some halfting wear on it

Hafting on a knife makes it not paleo or transitional ?
 
sorry painter,no that does not mean its not paleo,i just thought i seen some wear on it.the random flaking makes it look non paleo,but you know im no expert.seems like in tn everyone would stay at the same sites for thousands of years so the artifacts are together,young and old, add water and,big ole mix of things.
 
sorry painter,no that does not mean its not paleo,i just thought i seen some wear on it.the random flaking makes it look non paleo,but you know im no expert.seems like in tn everyone would stay at the same sites for thousands of years so the artifacts are together,young and old, add water and,big ole mix of things.

Oh ok I gotcha a better picture would be better yes they are all mixed together this piece seems to have a small stack that wasn't removed and it has what looks like a broke piece missing . Looks like it was broke then used hafted like a knife ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1422059142.898434.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1422059188.777940.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1422059217.029850.webp
The last picture shows the flaking I'm talking about .
 
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Check out the almost dead match on the flaking of the two side by side
 
Looks like the same guy made them. It that a ear on the one on the right?
 
Yes it is to bad the other one is broke and look how the creek beats them up ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1422059880.116464.webp
 
it could of been painter,jmo but i think they would make alot of flake knifes or uniface blades instead of ones like your are showing to cut or butcher with.this probally is not a good example but it is one im checking out that i found,but they were made for a long time so i am not saying its paelo,but i think there knives look more like thisblade 001.webpblade 002.webpblade 003.webp
 
ok i see why you think it was broke and used as a knife now they do look close
 
I don't see any paleo flaking on that piece Jamey. We call them flakers here could be from any time period. Nice piece though
 
I got a bunch of those boss I think they where used for hand scraping hides as well as butchering
 

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