Debitage (flakes) are common around sites where raw materials were broken down. I found no evidence of that where I found these. If I saw any flakes, they were smaller resharpening flakes or a piece broken off of an actual arrowhead. I've picked up true flakes from an actual quarry/utility site before. I know a place where I could actually take a picture of some flakes at right now. Honestly, it's really hard to imagine these as flakes when I found these with other collectors and they're saying what I am. I'm not imaging this by myself b/c I have been influenced by another. Heck, I was told to keep 'em, really! These were not intentionally retouched to have that nice lithic appearance, they were made or left this way from being used as a tool. When you're searching a site, you're not always going to find the perfect arrowheads or nicely re-chipped tools. There are quicker and simpler ways to make a piece of material utilizable and when they're used, a rock is what is left anyway. Ever heard of rigging? It's like oops, I screwed that up but I'm going to use that piece anyway like this. It don't have to be perfect but it got the job done when needed in a survival situation. That evidence is clear. Compare mine to this one; you all will love this: Authentic Indian Knife Scraper Tool Artifact Arrowhead Personal Find | eBay. Dang, are ebay sellers starting to imagine things too?
