Scrapers that are made on the end of a flake or blade. The retouched end may be the proximal end or the distal end, but the vast majority of end scrapers are made on the distal end, as this does not require the removal of the bulb of percussion.End scrapers are further defined by the shape of the retouched end, being either concave, straight or convex.
When an end scraper has been made on a flake that is wider than it is long, it is sometimes referred to as a transverse scraper.