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dennis,
the last piece looks like it could have been a tool used in pottery shaping or possibly processing porcupine quills
they are fairly common here
most are broke, some have one round end and one pointed end, most have both ends rounded
Very Nice collection of awl's. Your last two photo's; Is that some type of leather-working tool?
T Witko said:I stopped by an area Monday evening where since June 2011 I've found a bunch of bone awls. It's approximately a 6' x 6' area that just seems to grow them. This one is #17 and awlmost #18w
Awl these from "AwlMart".
T Witko said:Sure, it's two blocks west of the intersection of Scraperville and Scraper City.