A autographcollector11 Sr. Member Joined Sep 18, 2011 Messages 338 Reaction score 175 Golden Thread 0 Sep 25, 2016 #1 Extremely sharp tip, looks worked to a point-do you agree? Seems to thick for a point but it is uniface-made from a flake it seems. Made of Burlington chert. Attachments image.webp 12.9 KB · Views: 122 image.webp 22.9 KB · Views: 114 image.webp 14.1 KB · Views: 104 image.webp 13 KB · Views: 113 image.webp 20.9 KB · Views: 111 Upvote 0
Extremely sharp tip, looks worked to a point-do you agree? Seems to thick for a point but it is uniface-made from a flake it seems. Made of Burlington chert.
enamel7 Gold Member Joined Apr 16, 2005 Messages 6,415 Reaction score 2,551 Golden Thread 0 Location North Carolina Detector(s) used Garrett AT Gold Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Sep 25, 2016 #2 Possibly a scraping tool?
A autographcollector11 Sr. Member Joined Sep 18, 2011 Messages 338 Reaction score 175 Golden Thread 0 Sep 25, 2016 Thread Owner #3 Actually, on the reverse side there is some thinning around the tip. I wonder if this was going to be a point that they never finished....?
Actually, on the reverse side there is some thinning around the tip. I wonder if this was going to be a point that they never finished....?
Bow Only Sr. Member Joined Jun 20, 2016 Messages 254 Reaction score 485 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Sep 26, 2016 #4 I'd call it a flake. Flakes were often used as tools with no modifications and any wear pattern would show if it was utilized or not.
I'd call it a flake. Flakes were often used as tools with no modifications and any wear pattern would show if it was utilized or not.
creekhunter Bronze Member Joined Dec 14, 2007 Messages 1,238 Reaction score 572 Golden Thread 0 Location Cincinnati, Ohio Detector(s) used Radio Shack Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Sep 26, 2016 #5 I see the work on it, I would call it a type of graver
Charl Silver Member Joined Jan 19, 2012 Messages 3,091 Reaction score 4,794 Golden Thread 0 Location Rhode Island Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Sep 26, 2016 #6 It looks like it could be used as a graver, or as a scriber.
A autographcollector11 Sr. Member Joined Sep 18, 2011 Messages 338 Reaction score 175 Golden Thread 0 Sep 26, 2016 Thread Owner #7 I keep reading that gravers are Paleo but I would suspect that they were used all thru antiquity. Would you agree?
I keep reading that gravers are Paleo but I would suspect that they were used all thru antiquity. Would you agree?
creekhunter Bronze Member Joined Dec 14, 2007 Messages 1,238 Reaction score 572 Golden Thread 0 Location Cincinnati, Ohio Detector(s) used Radio Shack Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Sep 27, 2016 #8 I agree that most time periods used them