Hafted end scraper?

[Creek Walker]

Found this in a creek earlier this year, when asked I've been calling it an old stone tool. Hoping to give this piece a new title, any opinions welcome. Found in N.W. Virginia, material is Jasper. Thanks for any help.

[lillyput]

Creekwalker, I think hafted scraper is as close as you can get. But love the gorgeous jasper. Nice tool to add to a collection..

[paleo_joe]

It almost has a dalton adze-ish look to it.

[George Looney]

I'm with P Joe,,,looks Adze.

[Scotto]

Ditto - adze.

I don't see any signs of hafting.

[Creek Walker]

Thanks for the help, a few Dalton points have been found in the area so maybe thats it. Thanks again for the input.

[ghost recon]

Another possibility besides adze ( which I think is likely ) would be a humpback knife imo. I find them somewhat frequently down here and I believe they are late archaic culture. Nice looking Va. jasper piece.

[MidlandMan]

I'm not familiar with artifacts from your area and can only comment on how the bit morphology resembles an EarlyArchaic tool form in central Texas called a Guadalupe Biface. The time periods may be different but the function must have been similar.