what are these?

[IRANNEY]

I found all of these items in a creek in Lincoln County, Mo. I posted them on a previous message but appeared that not all pics came through.

 

[GatorBoy]

A bunch of nice chipped stone scrapers and blades.

 

[IRANNEY]

Thank you

 

[natchitoches]

nice finds

 

[GatorBoy]

Thank you for posting.

 

[old digger]

Interesting Finds! 1st photo; Possible multi tool assuming that the opposite side is flat. Possible Spokeshave on top right side, possible broken burin to the left (pointed side), and could have been used as a small scraper, if the other side is flat. Photo 2; Artifact on left side looks like possible knife or worked point that was not used. Photo #4; Large piece could be scraper? The rest not sure, last two photo's, need a side picture. Otherwise you are doing good, Now get out there and find some more goodies.

 

[IRANNEY]

Thank for the info. I'll upload side views soon!!

 

[rock]

Knifes, scrapers and I would like to know if the rectangular one is like that on both sides or flat on the other side? If it is the same then it is a flint ax if it is flat then it is a knife. Thanks

 

[IRANNEY]

The rectangular one is flat on the other side.

 

[rock]

The rectangular one is flat on the other side.

Knife, Scraper then. But still a nice one.

 

[IRANNEY]

Here are side, front and back views. Tany thoughts on what it is? As always, thanks for all the replies!!

 

[rock]

Scrapers and knifes come in all different sizes and shapes. If it isnt a point and is worked around the edges then its a scraper or knife. Some are made better than others.

 

[Tnmountains]

Nice artifacts and reduction flakes. Good area there in Mo.