Worn point?

[Huzzah!]

One aspect of our hobby I really enjoy is finding old, worn points. The time and effort that has been put into them is something to appreciate. but I can't make up in my mind on this one--whether this is a point, or just junk.

Opinions please and thank you.

 

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[Tdog]

Difficult to say for sure friend but I'll have to vote not a point based on the pics.

 

[Huzzah!]

Even with it in the hand is hard to tell--ha!

Thanks tdog. Appreciate it

 

[MAMucker]

I can see why you can’t make up your mind. Been there too.

 

[SportsmanAll]

Hmmm. Because of the material it makes it hard to see Knapping or worked areas. Difficult for sure.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Not a point, may be debitage at best. I would have left it.

 

[Huzzah!]

unfortunately i'm not in the business of collecting debitage, unless it's something I have not seen before--thanks for the replies. I think what caught my attention most was the flute-looking detail on the top. Had to take her home and wash her off.

 

[Older The Better]

unfortunately i'm not in the business of collecting debitage, unless it's something I have not seen before--thanks for the replies. I think what caught my attention most was the flute-looking detail on the top. Had to take her home and wash her off.

I thought I saw a flute too and was thinking maybe a broken base resharpened into a scraper, but like others said tough material to tell