Detector mom
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Native American tool. I think.
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sutphin
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SOME TYPE OF ROCK AND FORMATION ??
leslie(nova scotia)
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Hard to say on that item but it has been shaped!
All I am seeing is natural rock, sides do not look like they have any wear usage....
Kindle Farmers
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Looks like a piece of worn basalt.
against the wind
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Might be a door stop for a TeePee??
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Early 1900's? I think even the natives used metal tools and wore clothes then lol.
Detector mom
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No, the site was discovered in the early 1900s. ��
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