✅ SOLVED Could this be a scraper?

cti4sw

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I found this stone that appears to have (worn) shaping marks on it, wondering if it could be a scraper. It fits into my hand.

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I believe it to be made of a flaking shale that also composed an old stone axe head I found in the late summer.

Thanks to any who assist. Happy New Year!
 

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unclemac

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it could be...made and used once then tossed.
 

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I say just a rock.



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I say just a rock.



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i agree.........just an odd shaped rock........keep hunting and good luck to you
 

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cti4sw

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It don't show any flaking, that man made. Mother nature can fool you real quick. HH

I found it in a creek. Probably should have mentioned that before.
 

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I found it in a creek. Probably should have mentioned that before.

Still has no sign man has ever touched it ..



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When the creeks flood the cobbles will tumble. If they tumble fast enough with the rushing water they will hit a bigger rock in the bottom which will cause the rocks to crack. I believe that is what you have a natural broken rock which has been water worn smooth after it broke. So natural
 

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Always better to bring it home and get more information than to possibly leave an artifact in the field.
 

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