short afternoon hunt, what did I find?

[lightman]

First time this year I got to try one of my regular places. It was still extremely muddy and I didn't stay long but I did find this and two points.
Sorry no in-situ, thought that the rock with the hole in it was the handle of a modern day paint brush. It is some type of hard stone, heavier than normal, highly polished on all sides and has one flat spot on what I call the bottom. If anyone would care to name it or the points, I would be pleased. I am located in south central Arkansas in the Arkansas River Basin. Thank you.

[mod]Since the original photos were so large, and fyrffytr1 was nice enough to resize, I'm deleting these pictures.[/mod]

 

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[flintmel]

its hard to tell, need to shrink your pictures please

 

[wells]

Pics too large !

 

[fyrffytr1]

I hope you don't mind but I resized some of your pics for you. The others were out of focus a little so I didn't do them.

 

[flintmel]

much better, nice pieces, what is the translucent piece's material?

 

[lightman]

Fyrffy,I did not mind,thanks so much for the help.Every site that I belong to does the pic thing a little different,and I'm still learning.I would really like to know how you did that,if you would be so kind to teach,and a pm will do.
Flintmel,I really don't know,but it"s common around here.I'm a raw newby,so anything I say is guess work.What little I know,I learned on this site.
Sorry about the lousy/too large pics,hopefully I'll get better.Its the main reason I've been a member for 2 years,and have 2 post!Would still like to know if anyone knows what the do-dad is that I found.Thanks everyone, Lightman

 

[flintmel]

not sure where you're at, we have a fine grained quarzite in my area thats translucent but what you have there is finer yet like a chert.

 

[tmodel]

need more photos of points boath faces and side to show how thin point is, with micro and no flash to mutch glare. i yhink your polished stone with drilled hole is a plummet. Terry

 

[Twitch]

Looks to be a plummet. Nice find.

 

[lightman]

Thanks for the replys, everybody. I'm really challenged with posting pics. Hopefully, I'll get better at it. I've had a good start, hunting, this year, and hope to post some more pics.
I was thinking this do-dad might be a plummet, but there are old house places on or near most of my sights, and I feared that it might be modern. This has been a productive site, and has just now been worked up, and rained on.
Thanks for the ID! Lightman

 

[tmodel]

look at the holes of what i called a plummet from each side it looks like looking down the big end of a funnal, 2 true cone shapes metting in the middle a true mark of a flint drill. Terry

 

[mikusek]

"a true mark of a flint drill"

Also, a hole drilled with a reed, stalk, or cane is slightly conical.