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Could this be a legitimate fossil? Found in a dry creek bed (runs during wet weather) along with many stone tools in southeast TN...
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DizzyDigger
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No idea if it's a fossil, but it sure looks cool! 
arrow86
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You would prob have better luck posting in the geological / fossil forum
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I'd say not a fossil. Looks like a vein of quartz in a host rock that is breaking up.
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no gold in Ny nailed it.
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Thanks. I'm new here, picked the wrong one. However, here is my first find in the streambed, and would like to know what it is made of. It is unlike any of the other 200 sandstone and other artifacts that I've found, is notched completely across the back for the handle.
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Definitely- looks like that Venom dude from the spiderman movies!
