cloudboy
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Hello. I was checking my usual hotspot (at a flat area in the first fork in a branch upstream from where it empties into a navigable creek). There are lots of leaves so I didn't see any flint pieces but I kept looking at the hundreds, possibly thousands of red and cracked rocks strewn along the branch there. You don't see these very much in the branch other than this area. I haven't found many good photos of "Fire-Cracked Rock" but I'm assuming that's what this is. I took 4 rocks nearby and took this photo of them, there are many more.
The 2nd and 3rd photos are of a decently sized rock I found in the branch. There are many rocks with natural looking holes in them, but this one definitely looks ground to me. Is it a cupstone? It definitely felt smoother in the depression than along the rest of the rock. I've never found one so I wasn't sure. I'm not sure it shows in the photo but it's quite circular.
The 2nd and 3rd photos are of a decently sized rock I found in the branch. There are many rocks with natural looking holes in them, but this one definitely looks ground to me. Is it a cupstone? It definitely felt smoother in the depression than along the rest of the rock. I've never found one so I wasn't sure. I'm not sure it shows in the photo but it's quite circular.
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