Axe or Geofact?
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I can see large flake removals to shape it so I'll go with quarry blank. What's the material... rhyolite?
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Looks natural to me Sosa.
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That's what I see. Looks like some crude but intentional work to remove material.
Maybe not for arrowheads or thin pieces, but I've seen a lot of Celt/axe blanks that are worked like that before they are further worked via the peck & grind method.
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Keep it, I got almost the same.
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