It looks like it was resharpened into the blunt shape. Closest thing I could match it up with in Overstreet’s is a Bat Cave. The little triangle point is perfect in every way but just a piece of grey chert. The clear mottled one is kinda a crude point, only one notch and kind of a knot where the other one would be, the forward edges are sharp and nicely shaped. Makes me wonder if he chose not to finish it due to some imperfection in the flint, or it was lost, or he used it like that, I’ll probably never know. The Calf Creek would have been a dandy if the tip wasn’t missing, one of my favorite forms.
The time before last I found a beautiful, no doubt about it, honest to god paleo made out of clear grey flint. Great parallel flaking, fluted base, nice oval cross section. But it was broken in half right in the middle. I looked and looked and couldn’t find the point.
