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catherine1

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A friend gave me this. It was found in a garden---Goshen, Ohio. Flat on the bottom. The holes seem natural. And the slices on the sides could be tiller marks. I have never posted nothing but my personal finds. Yet this thing seems quite interesting. The material is very lightweight. What do you think it is?
 

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it doesnt look natural to me, could be a boatstone or an undrilled gorget, ive hunted goshen before alot of artifacts out that way
 
Looks like a cuddlebone that people put in bird cages for pet birds. Google an image for cuddlebone. I know they are made from very lightweight material, maybe pumice.
 

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