Large Flake - Perhaps a tool

[vonfatman]

My wife found this one.

I enjoy finding "single-blow" tools. I do not often find them and this one is a dandy
IMHO.

Looks a bit like a Hendrick's but who knows.

vfm

 

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[Blackfoot58]

Looks like it would make a heavy duty chopper.

 

[vonfatman]

Indeed! I enjoy the wonderment. Books and references are great but wondering who held it, thinking about what was it really used for, and how many other uses were built into it....amazing to me.
I can barely sharpen a knife, let alone make one!

Enjoy your Sunday.

vfm

 

[flinthunter]

Quite honestly I don't see anything that shows man made alteration or use. Just my opinion.

 

[Buckleberry]

Agree with flinthunter, maybe with better pics of the "worked" edge...but looks natural so far.

 

[dognose]

I don't see any edge work on the stone either, maybe it's the shadows but it looks to be water worn and tumbled granite.

 

[vonfatman]

Thanks. I will try my hand at better photos....of edges.
I appreciate everyones comments.

vfm

 

[newnan man]

I see the edge with some obvious chips off it but I really don't think they are man made. Too random & not making the edge sharp. I see the resemblance to a tool, but just a rock in my opinion

 

[CreekSide]

I see the edge with some obvious chips off it but I really don't think they are man made. Too random & not making the edge sharp. I see the resemblance to a tool, but just a rock in my opinion

I agree, what he is calling edge work looks like a natural break with water smoothing it. Good one for the rock garden

 

[vonfatman]

We have a great rock garden! We store this stuff outside.
Here are the other pics.
It's a very cool geo fact! I will post up a couple others that are also pretty nice.

vfm