A tooth for Mothers Day?

BearCreek

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The Grim Reaper

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Sorry, but non of those are a Tooth and they all look like naturally eroded stones. The "canoe" is half of an eroded Concretion.

You have the eye for the odd or out of place stones so keep it up and you will find some artifacts.
 

rock

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Sometimes flint will tumble like the other cobbles and break. Sometimes those breaks can look like they have been worked. You get out in your creek enough and you will be able to tell the difference between a natural break and a artifact. It just takes time. Keep looking they are there
 

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