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✅ SOLVED Native American/late archaic?

Bugzy99

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This was found diving in about 15 feet of water about 100 yards on the west coast of Cape Breton. I hope the picture show the rows of dimples and preciseness of the rows. It appears to be stone and is slightly curved.
 

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I see nothing that says "artifact"..




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I guess I was just struck by the rows of dimpled dots, spaced perfectly apart in rows and did not seem naturally occurring.
 
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I'm thinking it could possibly be a plant fossil impression.
 
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is it a piece of pottery?
 
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I think it's a fossil
 
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Well does it look like its broken off or in half? If it is stone it might actually be part of a rare pottery stamp. I would say Check Stamp type of paddle but you say its stone and they did have stone stamps for pottery.
 
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Lycopod, Possibly lepididendron impression.....Joe McDonough
 
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I think Joe is right.....especially after being worn in the ocean it made it look a bit different than a fossil found on land
 
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