Sweet piece my buddy just found!!! Hammerstone.

[ROCKateer]

It looks as if it was used very much!!

 

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[quito]

"Hear are the Hammerstone pounding use marks.[/QUOTE]

Hate to break it to you, but those are NOT hammering marks.

And I would bet your point is a Knife and not a spear head.

But, I do agree, there are some wise and helpful people on here.

 

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[reuellis]

What is that?

A hammer. Or at least how I interpret it. Wrong? Another shot of the end:

 

[Charl]

"Hear are the Hammerstone pounding use marks.

Hate to break it to you, but those are NOT hammering marks.

And I would bet your point is a Knife and not a spear head.

But, I do agree, there are some wise and helpful people on here.[/QUOTE]



I agree with quito; those are not battering marks, sorry to say.

 

[Charl]

A hammer. Or at least how I interpret it. Wrong? Another shot of the end:

No, sorry, that's an unmodified cobble as well. You can see that none of the stones' smooth cortex or "skin" is broken at all, to indicate usage as a hammer.

 

[olroy70]

I have lived in West Texas, where there isn't any rivers. All of the finds similar have been used!!!!

 

[quito]

I have lived in West Texas, where there isn't any rivers. All of the finds similar have been used!!!!

what do you mean, just what are these all finds similar?