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Have any ideas what this might be?
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Never seen anything like that for a stone item.
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What are the measurements of the tool?
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It's 7.5 inches long.
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It could be a hide (leather) punch for making tents/clothes.
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There were american indians living in the area where this was found. I kind of was thinking it was possibly an indian artifact from centuries ago but couldn't figure what it would be used for.
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It's an oddly shaped, water worn rock....unique, but made from centuries
of laying in that creek bed with water and other stuff flowing over it.
JMHO...
of laying in that creek bed with water and other stuff flowing over it.
JMHO...
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Local College, University, Museum? Have someone look at it!
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It's an oddly shaped, water worn rock....unique, but made from centuries
of laying in that creek bed with water and other stuff flowing over it.
JMHO...
Could be naturally worn, i guessIt's an oddly shaped, water worn rock....unique, but made from centuries
of laying in that creek bed with water and other stuff flowing over it.
JMHO...
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Makes me wonder are there any parts of the lower 48 where 'american indians' were not ' living in the area ' ?
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ok I will, thank you for your input, appreciate it.
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Endless odd shaped rocks in the wild. Endless.
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As for me, I have no idea what it is!
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it is the flintlock hammer to Fred Flintstones rifle. LOL just kidding around.
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Agreed!
On first seeing it I thought it resembled a lawnmower blade. ( guess who has to clean up lawnmower 😞) So, just a thought 🤔... Maybe a cutting or grinding stone🤷🏻
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