✅ SOLVED Stone or bone axe, perhaps?

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mill-Z

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I have many unidentified objects, I suppose I'll start with this one. 20210704_172747.jpg 20210704_172619.jpg 20210704_172703.jpg 20210704_172640.jpg
 

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Welcome to Treasurenet. Sorry it is a natural stone, not artifact. A fossil, likely a crinoid was once there but now is gone.
 

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unclemac

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keep it up, you are developing the "eye"...
 

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