Do these go together?

reuellis

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Found same day, same creek, within yards from each other. I really think it is a pecking stone and a pressure stone for a fire starter, but they fit very well so that's how I'll show 'em! ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1424013600.627544.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1424013638.709104.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1424013664.308799.jpg
 

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Mark Todd

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If I found them the way you did,I certainly would have carried them home too. Especially if the creek produces. Of course you may never be 100% certain and I have several different items in that category.
Pictures can be very deceiving at times or at best insufficient. To me the " holed" stone looks like granite or something else very hard rather than the type of softer material that regularly occurs with pocket sediment erosion holes and the like.
 

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They look natural to me. But I am not from your area.
 

unclemac

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i do think i see wear on the pointy end of the pecking stone.
 

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