Nutting Stone? Your opinion please

[docmann]

Had a chance to get out earlier in the week. Found a little flint and this broken stone. My best guess is that it's a nutting stone. I've included views from both sides. Any thoughts?

 

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[Get-the-point]

It appears that it might have impact pecking around the crater. It is definitely a double sided nutting stone. Only a nutting stone would be cratered on both sides in almost the same positions......................nice find....................GTP..

 

[docmann]

[color=maroonThanks for the input GTP. I've seen photos but this was the first I've found.][/color]
Doc

 

[Tnmountains]

Looks like you are at it again friend. The nut stone looks more worked on one side than the other. It is usually pretty obvious. I think it was becoming a nut stone or platform. They used those rocks in their laps for many task. They had a grip : )
Good seein ya !
TnMtns

 

[docmann]

Hey Tennessee, good hearing from you. Before now, I'd only seen pictures of nutting stones. Was happy to actually stumble across one. I'd have a bucketful of pieced if it would only rain. Come see us sometime,
Doc

 

[Th3rty7]

Nice finds doc, love those fine materials you find. Do you come across many discoidals out your way? I am thinking it could possibly be an unfinished one where they were just starting the indentation. Just a wild guess.