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[Toecutter]

Found this rock, just seems to nice of a shape to be natural, whats your guys thoughts and what would be a proper term...Thank you

 

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[Jon Stewart]

Maybe a hammerstone. check the edges for damage

 

[Toecutter]

I did notice some damage on the ends but wasn't real prevalent....

 

[Gaspipe]

Proper term for it would be "Round Rock".

 

[Toecutter]

Proper term for it would be "Round Rock".

Ohhhh ok Thanks....

 

[Toecutter]

A little back story this " round rock " was pulled from a location that has produced one of the largest collections in Michigan.....

 

[Jon Stewart]

It is the proper size for a hammer stone and if there is some damage on the ends then that is what it might be.

 

[Toecutter]

Thank you for the help Jon much appreciated..

 

[MAMucker]

Context is extremely important.

 

[quito]

Looks like a day dimple in it too. Probly a hammer stone as suggested

 

[gilmerman]

I vote hammer stone I see use marks. Fits your hand real nice. Wonder is it a left or right hammer....... (Joking). I'd display it if it was mine.

 

[justonemore]

Tough call based on the pics and in Michigan? Fields are littered with rocks like these. Those glaciers dumped a lot of stuff passing through.