Framed Rock Scrapers and Knife Blades

Early Man

Largest - 5.875" H x 2.125" W, Smallest - 3.25" H x 1.5" W, Frame - 19" H x 33.125" W

Hand Crafted on a Wood Frame of 49 Different Scrapers and Knife Blade in Many Different Rock Materials

One of the strongest set of blades one can find. 

In Very Good Condition

Knife blades are often made from elongated flakes or blades (at least twice as long as wide) with sharp lateral edges. They could be used handheld or hafted (attached to handles). Many were bifacial (shaped on both sides). Simple unmodified sharp flakes served as expedient "knives" for butchering, cutting plants, or processing materials.

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Scrapers Tools with one or more retouched (resharpened) edges for scraping hides, wood, bone, or plant material. Types include end scrapers (edge at the end), side scrapers, and notched/spokeshave scrapers. They often show use-wear like micro-scratches or polish.