possible artifact??

[kygirl1227]

 

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[WNCsweeper]

I think so.....I found a crude one too...they did the best with what they had.....good find.

 

[unclemac]

i am pretty sure what you have there is just a rock.

 

[CRUSADER]

I'm not an expert in these, but I'm thinking natural.

 

[kygirl1227]

Thank you all for advice....

 

[DigginYella]

Its hard to tell without signs of workings or wear marks,but WNCsweeper is right--they used anything in nature to achieve a task. Early Native Amer. didnt really have a need for a handle with crude era tools,most hand tools were rounded or small,to fit in hand easier,to do small tasks, big heavy non-specific rock tools were not easy to carry,something like that would have been used at the time time of need and discarded.--so stone age tool prob not--picked up and used by a native to crack a nut apart for a dinner around a fire -why not?

 

[unclemac]

it is also important to remember Native Americans were not "primitive" in their tools or behavior. They produced very fine artifacts to do the most mundane tasks...what you have is a rock..post this on the NA artifacts thread and you will hear the same thing.

 

[1320]

Is it limestone?

 

[kygirl1227]

im not sure honestly, im sorry im not a big rock expert I just seen it and thought it looked very oddly shaped.

 

[1320]

I have a 3/4 grove axe made of limestone, looks very similar. I'll send you a link to the image in your private mail.