Discoidal?

[WhiskeyCreek]

I did not find this item it was given to me many many years ago.

 

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[PaDirtDigger]

Very early stages of one... More pics would be nice. Not much of a divot there from the pic, so maybe just a hammerstone or nutting stone, but its nice either way

Where is it said to be from? I see u r from Georgia, but i have stuff here in Pa that is exactly like that material

 

[monsterrack]

We call that type a barrel discoidal. Thanks for posting and Welcome T-net

 

[WhiskeyCreek]

Honestly it has been so many years ago. I thought it was just a paper weight. I must really say that my mind tells me this came from the desert out west. I am pretty sure the one that gave me this went out west and brought this back. I am pretty certain it was not from Georgia. I want to think this came from around Arizona and that area. My memory is not that good now on the piece. It is one of those things you do not think much about then and now you wish you would have. Thanks for the replies. I may try to post some more pictures. It looks like it could have some sparkles in it granite perhaps?

 

[WhiskeyCreek]

another angle

it is about 3 inches wide and 1 1/2 thick

 

[PaDirtDigger]

Yeah.... that is sweet.
I just tried to add a picture of a banner stone I have made from the similar looking material... but I am not sure it attached. Says it crashes.... this happened before, but ended up attaching the pictures anyway... well, here goes nothing. ..

 

[PaDirtDigger]

Ok... didn't work. But I am sure it will this time!!

 

[yakker]

Years ago, when I was first lurking on this site, things like that were called biscuit stones. I don't know if that term still holds any water or not. And I have no idea whether they were the final 'thing' or a partially completed item. Seems far to uniform to be anything but an artifact. Thanks for posting

 

[redbeardrelics]

That looks familiar, looks like a long lost twin to mine ?
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/n...c-grinder-discoidal-abraider-you-tell-me.html

 

[monsterrack]

That looks familiar, looks like a long lost twin to mine ?
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/n...c-grinder-discoidal-abraider-you-tell-me.html

Redbread they do look just alike, same stone type for sure.

 

[yakker]

Wow- cool to see that link-- back when I was moving - so I missed it at the time. Biscuit stone. Good to know my memory isn't collapsed!