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    May 2011
    Western Washington
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    Petrified Wood Something

    Petrified Wood - Another "What is it?" from Washington's Puget Sound. Worked on one side, but not the other. Tip may be incomplete or messed up (?)

    --> retaken, smaller photos have been added 4th post down.

    Rich.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Petrified Wood Something-dscf0024.jpg   Petrified Wood Something-dscf0020.jpg  

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    us
    May 2011
    Chicago,IL
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    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Petrified Wood Something

    Nice finds!If you re size the pics a little smaller,I'm sure someone can help you out...Hope you find you find out what it is.

  3. #3
    us
    Jun 2011
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    Re: Petrified Wood Something

    wow,close ups

  4. #4
    us
    May 2011
    Western Washington
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    Re: Petrified Wood Something

    re-taken photos (my old computer doesn't like programs like GIMP to resize high resolution photos)

    Rich.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Petrified Wood Something-dscf0014.jpg   Petrified Wood Something-dscf0013.jpg   Petrified Wood Something-dscf0010.jpg  

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    Jun 2009
    Weston, FL
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    Re: Petrified Wood Something

    The side flaking in the first picture is definitely man made. I imagine it is a knife or scraper.

  6. #6
    us
    May 2011
    Western Washington
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    Re: Petrified Wood Something

    Quote Originally Posted by joshuaream
    The side flaking in the first picture is definitely man made. I imagine it is a knife or scraper.
    Thanks joshuaream ! Interesting that the side flaking is 90 degrees from the direction of the wood grain. I'll have to go back and look at some other worked pieces of petrified wood that I've found, and see if they purposely avoided flaking with the (petrified) wood grain or not.

    Rich.

 

 

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