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[Whiplash00]

This is very worn and It's hard to take good photos. I have a few from all angles and an inverted one. It looks like it was tied, in hand you can see it a lot better. What material was used for attaching tools to sticks? It's still on the rock in the oxide and I can see it going from one notch to the other. They meet at a spot on the side that is chipped out.

 

[JiimmyTwoTimes]

the top slot angle degree displacement emphasizes much wear and tear. how deep was that?

 

[Whiplash00]

Best guess is 15"+

 

[Whiplash00]

I had a faint hit on my metal detector that got louder the deeper I went. I was well over a foot deep with my coil and still getting a strong high tone, detector was still reading 10+ and I was into some sort of clay that broke into shards with every shovel full. I gave up around 15-17" cause the stuff was like digging through concrete. This was in the bottom of the hole, it had no mud on it, just the oxide, I really didn't even have to clean it up.

 

[JiimmyTwoTimes]

could be extremely old i would get it checked out by an archeologist in your area.

 

[Whiplash00]

How old is extremely old?