Cassie8907
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Found these and many more on a creek that had been washed up..
Natural or any artifacts?
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Charlie P. (NY)
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Second piece might be worked. What size is it?
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...the second pieces does look like a small core that has been exhausted but I wouldn’t call it a tool. A core was a big piece of rock(lithic) that was knapped or flaked, chipped, broken down to make tools from the flaked off pieces...
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Here is a large core piece I found in Missouri.
When it is exhausted it will be about the size of a golf ball.
When it is exhausted it will be about the size of a golf ball.
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