Copper tool

Mintberrycrunch

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That is pretty interesting looking. Doesn't appear to have been broken on the open end?
 

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That is an oddity. I don't know if any copper culture artifacts were ever that detailed and complex.?? Defiantly interesting. I think I'd be emailing Scott Wolter and tell him I think I've got something on your ancient Minoan theory :dontknow:
 

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I thought it was broken at first too but it's not. The posts are bent in opposite directions from twisting something
 

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Does this Indian mound have a name?
 

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Not to my knowledge from what I read it was several mounds moved or torn down for development. I don't know if it's Native American but it was my first thought because of where I found it
 

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Looks like a prototype for an early cork screw. Okay, I know that's dumb but I got nothin else. I hope someone comes up with your answer though. Very nice find.
 

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Got a picture of the back of it ?
Or is it the same on both sides?
 

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Here's the other side and a top view
 

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Looks like a type of key of some sorts..
 

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Just asking but I'm sure there is no markings right?
 

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Are there any signs of a mold seam running down the sides?
 

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First off it's definitely not copper culture because it's to detailed and the standard heavy verdigris is absent as to what it is your guess is as good as mine.

Regards + HH

Bill
 

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Both sides and bottom I don't see any seams or marks
 

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Pigmy double nostril booger picker.
 

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Dang thing looks medieval era. :/

Btw... it appears to be a form of bronze IMO.
 

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That's about as good as I can do I've looked at this thing for hours to me it appears intact as intended idk
 

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