Duck effigy/Arrow shaft straightener

[JUDDZILLA]

Take a look. Duck effigy and arrow shaft straightener made of quartz. Both the bottom and behind the head are grooves to straighten(bottom more so). In the side of the head is a circular hole maybe to sharpen or grind either end of shaft?

 

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[Woodland Detectors]

Now that's pretty cool right there

 

[masonh]

are you being serious??

 

[scepter1]

You are quacking me up with your artifacts!

Rich.

 

[DigginThePast]

You are quacking me up with your artifacts!

Rich.

Lol Rich.

JUDDZILLA - I see what you see in your rock but firmly believe it to be a natural formation.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Natural formation. Not an artifact.

 

[Ohio_Doug]

LOL

 

[Swims with Beaver]

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. It's kinda like that.

 

[Gecko]

juddzilla,
What you have there is a piece of 'bull quartz/milk quartz/massive quartz that has broken in the "cloud shape" of a rubber ducky. I see NO human crafting to it.. a neat piece, but NOT human made... Mother nature had her "hands" on this, that's all.
A shaft abrader will be smoothed in a groove from repeated use. Usually made from some form of sandstone... nature's sand paper. Quartz is to hard to be used for this ( unless you had diamond arrow shafts- quartz wouldn't wear in a groove being used on wood)
here is a link to a real shaft abrader. http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=407674.0