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Found this stone in a creek in Litchfield County, Connecticut. Some signs of worksmanship are present, but could be just a normal stone. Any ideas?
 

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It just looks like a natural rock to me. I don't see it having been worked by anything but water and time.
 
Natural
Creeks can tumble rocks to make them looked worked on the edges at times
 
Natural rock, IMO.
However I do see why you questioned it. It has a look to it.👍🏼
 
Would have me looking closer too, the one angle where it looks like it has a triangle cross section was telling, with that geometry it wouldn’t make much of a cutter.
 

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