Is this savannah river green stone?

[GatorBoy]

I'm a little more than halfway down the florida peninsula on the east coast. Would be great if this piece made its way down from there.

 

[tomclark]

Wow that's a weird rock for your area and would be in mine, too. Does it seem softer than chert? Greenstone is much more abradable or workable. Kinda looks like a conglomerate/baybottom but that color is really strange and it has that reddish streak. They sure were using that piece! Figure hammer or even pestle?

 

[NC field hunter]

It reminds me of this mineral on a quartz that I found. I forget the name of it, but can easily find out if it matches your piece.

 

[GatorBoy]

It's extreamly hard and dense. Heavy sucker. I agree with hammer or pestel. Only one like it I have found. There was an antler billet close to it. Its harder than the chert. Thinking hammer

 

[GatorBoy]

 

[IAMZIM]

It reminds me of this mineral on a quartz that I found. I forget the name of it, but can easily find out if it matches your piece.

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That looks like Epidote on a quartz crystal. I would bet my life on it.

 

[GatorBoy]

OK..back to my topic. I had a thought that it looked a bit like a ballast stone and with the shipwrecks in my area and the role the Ais tribe played during that time I searched only a little and found this from a 1700's spanish wreck site.hmmmm.. very interesting

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Here are a couple cobbles I found here in Indiana almost resembling yours. Glacial deposits. Once in a great moon I'd find a chip of this stuff. Then found a couple cobbles, then last year a broken artifact of it in the bottom right. I tried making a point out of it also. Very heavy also.

 

[GatorBoy]

Very interesting..thanks. It's a long way from home to be here whatever it turns out to be.