S Sidan Tenderfoot Joined Jan 11, 2019 Messages 6 Reaction score 5 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 11, 2019 Thread Owner #1
S Sidan Tenderfoot Joined Jan 11, 2019 Messages 6 Reaction score 5 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 11, 2019 Thread Owner #2
F flinthunter Hero Member Joined Jan 3, 2011 Messages 903 Reaction score 1,083 Golden Thread 0 Location Illinois Detector(s) used E-Trac, V3i, DFX Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 11, 2019 #3 Sorry, no. At least to me it looks like a naturally formed rock.
Charlie P. (NY) Gold Member Joined Feb 3, 2006 Messages 13,215 Reaction score 17,441 Golden Thread 0 Location South Upstate NY in the foothills of the headlands Detector(s) used Minelab Musketeer Advantage Pro w/8" & 10" DD coils/Fisher F75se(Upgraded to LTD2) w/11" DD, 6.5" concentric & 9.5" NEL Sharpshooter DD coils/Sunray FX-1 Probe & F-Point/Black Widows/Rattler headphone Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jan 11, 2019 #4 No.
Treasure_Hunter Administrator ⛮ Administrator ⛭ Moderator 🥇 Charter Member Joined Jul 27, 2006 Messages 56,452 Reaction score 72,709 Golden Thread 0 Feb 3, 2020 #5 Sorry, natural stone, not artifact.
hvacker Bronze Member Joined Aug 18, 2012 Messages 2,360 Reaction score 1,907 Golden Thread 0 Location New Mexico USA Detector(s) used My Head Primary Interest: Other Feb 4, 2020 #6 Stones were worked for a purpose. It's usually obvious like a skinning tool or hammer ax. Simple tools that reveal their use.
Stones were worked for a purpose. It's usually obvious like a skinning tool or hammer ax. Simple tools that reveal their use.
Bum Luck Silver Member Joined May 24, 2008 Messages 3,516 Reaction score 1,284 Golden Thread 0 Location Wisconsin Detector(s) used Teknetics T2SE, GARRETT GTI 2500, Garrett Infinium Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 7, 2020 #7 I agree.