Just Rocks from the Root River?

GoDeep

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Found these on a gravel bar on the Root River east of Lanesboro, seem to have some flaking, but not sure it's just naturally occurring:

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Like Grim says, natural..
 

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Also agree with natural but can understand why you picked them up, especially the 1st one. I would check that area out more. Definitely material type used.
 

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Thanks everyone, its what i figured, haven't found an arrowhead (or looked for one really) since i was a kid. Up-North lives just down the valley from me, so i know there's got to be some there for me and my daughter...lol
 

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