flaheelermom
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Found in a Ohio creek, around Ringgold. Can anyone identify?
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Indian Artifact?
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- Mar 31, 2013
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really cool, do you have something to compare its size for us? Looks like what they
called a Nutting Stone or grinding stone
called a Nutting Stone or grinding stone
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Don't think it is artifact, looks like fossil fell out.
FYI, when it comes to Indian artifacts it always helps to have pictures that are in focus and pictures of all sides.
If we blow up your picture it is out of focus and no size reference.
FYI, when it comes to Indian artifacts it always helps to have pictures that are in focus and pictures of all sides.
If we blow up your picture it is out of focus and no size reference.
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antmike915
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Also agree with it not being a artifact and a fossil fell out. Don't blame you for picking it up.
newnan man
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Ringgold in Pickaway or Morgan County? Either way it is a natural stone with an inclusion that dropped out. Hocking County is full of those type stones.
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