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Northern NJ Native American thingamajig?
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What size is it and why do you think it is Native American ?
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I like the slang usage, thingamajig, hmmmm, I dunno what it is, what’s it’s made of and how big is it? Could be a doohickey or a thingamabob, or perhaps the very rare “doothingy”
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Need much better pictures, right now not seeing anything that suggest artifact, better pictures might help confirm one way or another.
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The pic confirms it's a rock
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The slight "notching" appears natural and the shape isn't right for any known tool that I know of.
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