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Classic Plummet-Sinker- or Net Weight

Not sure what the material is:

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great find! Congratulations on such a rare find!
 
I think KG is on the right track. That may be phenocrysts instead of fossilized marine life in that material. Check out some of the images of "basalt porphyry with feldspar phenocrysts"...

Thanks for that link. Some of the examples do have a strong resemblance. Is anyone aware if basalt is a common material for plummets?
 
Love to see someone cross something off the list, I wouldn’t even be looking for artifacts in an area like that.
Thank you. To your point, that is a small area at the bottom of a washed out outcropping of rock along the sea coast. The site is a mess with debris from modern times and some from ancient occupation.
It’s a hard look. But it’s rewarding at times.
 

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