XJsavage
CounterCulture
- Joined
- Aug 15, 2009
- Location
- Lyle's Ford SC
This is an excellent point.No breaks and it fits in your hand nicely with a worn place for your thumb. Maybe it was used as a hand scrape tool?
And here others I found as a kid at either my grandparents field when they plowed it or at boy scout camp. The small square peices we called "Indian money" not sure if that is correct or not.
That's early Archaic (6,000-8,000 BC). It's what's referred to as a blunt tip. Usually it would start as a much longer point, and as it lost it's edge over time would be reworked or resharpened until it got down so small it needed to be discarded. Depending on rock type, it would've lasted several generations of use. Every one of those are fascinating. Heck yeah.