Strange Rock, Indian or Pirate

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Any idea what this could be?
 

Quite honestly all I see from your pictures is a natural rock. What are you seeing that makes you think it is something special?
 

Def Pirate.

Pirates would pick up rocks and throw them at boats, especially the British. Pirates always carried their rocks in towels for good luck and to keep them wet, which was really scary to the British... "don't 'it me wit a we' rock" they would cry before surrendering the ship. For torture, the Pirates would place wet rocks (especially dirty ones) just like this, on the Brits palms of their hands (just like your image) just before tea, then withholding wash towels, forcing them to divulge secrets.

I think the towel is the most valuable, as they didnt preserve well. Kudos to your picture of the re-enactment of the torture, I am certain the British readers are shaking at this heinous torture example.


Hope that helps.
 

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I'm a greenhorn, but I'm not picking up anything on the rock. Sorry.
 

Another thing that makes me think pirate...

What is a pirate's favorite restaurant?

The Harrrrrd Rock Cafe.
 

But seriously, are you seeing a face in this rock or asking whether it was used by Indians or Pirates?
 

What would be even stranger, is whether an Indian or Pirate actually used or altered the rock in any way shape, form or fashion!:icon_scratch:


Frank
 

Indians did shape rocks for hunting, arrowheads,tomahawks, crushing food! You will be amazed it will fit perfectly in your hand!
 

Only seeing a natural rock.

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Well it sure couldn't be a Pirate rock because it isn't valuable and that wouldn't bash anybody's skull in. :icon_pirat:
 

Im thinking, an Indian pirate? This is actually the rock that most eye patches were formed over. Eye patches were traded along with glass beads. Alot of indians and pirates had one eye in those days. So my reasoning is pretty good. The weave on the towel is indicative of the indians of the carribean. Name of the tribe escapes me right now.

chub
 

Now that I think about it... That rock would put some fat head's eye out in a heartbeat. Then let the person whose name escapes me right now make their own bloody eye patch! Then maybe they could actually get half of a life to go with their one eye? :tard:
Although I most highly doubt it.
 

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