cobble choppers

[unclemac]

anyone got some background with cobble choppers? How can you tell one from a broken rock?

 

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[old digger]

I have posted these before, but these are what I call choppers.

 

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[NC field hunter]

I have posted these before, but these are what I call choppers.

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I'm with you digger. That first piece is the same type chopper that I posted. The first pic in this thread. Only difference is yours is prettier and I think a bit smaller than mine.

 

[GatorBoy]

Everyone in this thread except for Unlclemac is all confused. He asked about an artifact that is referred to as a "cobble chopper" which is different from a regular or larger chopper...that you guys seem to want to talk about for some reason. COBBLE CHOPPERS are made on cobble!! Cobble is a pebble!!! Have fun UNC.

 

[unclemac]

...so what is the consensis....do I toss them back in the pile or are they artifacts?

 

[rock]

I say toss cause I didnt see any sort of alteration except breaks.