Banged up Rub stone

[Fat]

I found in the wind couple days ago.

 

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[antmike915]

Interesting find fat, 1st two pictures remind me of those chocolate swirl Debbie Cakes.

 

[Fat]

I was trying to show the different angles and such and kind of got lost and they didn’t turn out that great anyways

 

[H.P.]

I was trying to show the different angles and such and kind of got lost and they didn’t turn out that great anyways

Nice find, I never heard em called rubbing stones, must be a western thing.,Lol...glad you’re gettin out...First 2 pics.are very Artie lookin.

 

[old digger]

I find those often, and refer to them as broken mano's.

 

[dirstscratcher]

See tesorodeoror's post on flattened discoidals. He included a document that calls them simply a "hand stone". I don't know who the author was, but it seems like a perfectly fitting term.

 

[Tesorodeoro]

That’s a pretty abrasive looking granular stone.

Pictures are difficult sometimes.

 

[Fat]

See tesorodeoror's post on flattened discoidals. He included a document that calls them simply a "hand stone". I don't know who the author was, but it seems like a perfectly fitting term.

That is why I posted this. I have lots of them. I will post more.

 

[Fat]

I find those often, and refer to them as broken mano's.

I think thats absolutely correct verbiage, I think exactly what they are.