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It's a small shaft finishing tool, I think. Thinking has screwed me over, however. Gator, your piece, is that stone? It looks kinda like concrete. I guess you call it concrete. Just has pea gravel as a filler. You know the stuff I'm thinking of.
What? So you are thinking modern then?
Me either.
I have one abraiding stone with several indents..that appears to have been used for bone pins...but the depth of the indents taper at the ends and the sides.
Not like that piece at all.
I have no idea what mine is.. its not an abraiding stone..some of the indents don't go off the end.
I found it on a beach I fossil hunt.
I don't know what rock's is either.
Tom's are typical Florida shaft abraiders.
Me either.
I have one abraiding stone with several indents..that appears to have been used for bone pins...but the depth of the indents taper at the ends and the sides.
Not like that piece at all.
You guys must agree its not natural, right? Mother Nature has created some doozies, I'm living proof. That one is just odd. Gator, you and Tom posted what appear to be abraders. You know after abrading the shaft, it had to be worked to a smooth finish. Rocks find looks like it would do at least one step in the finishing process. Agree? Still, I'm throwing darts in the dark while blindfolded. Some of you fossil cats may know of a vertebrate like this.
I have no idea what mine is.. its not an abraiding stone..some of the indents don't go off the end.
I found it on a beach I fossil hunt.
I don't know what rock's is either.
Tom's are typical Florida shaft abraiders.
Ok so do you guys think I should hang onto it then? I did find a piece of a stone bowl in the same area and one tiny piece of worked broken flint. The creek was so clean of artifacts somebody else surly walks it daily or weekly there is no way it hasn't been walked before or recent. You can tell if you walk creeks as I do. It just looks too good not to have a nice point laying on one of the many rock bars. Thanks for looking at it. I even posted it in the what forum and only one person took a guess at it and said possible "Abrading Stone". Now there is allot of people in that forum that can ID anything.