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[Buckhead1]

I found this n arkansas, the tip has a wore outindention that fits ur index finger perfect. It also has a small wire out groove just opposite of the indention. Ive looked online n havnt srrn anything like it yet. Thx

 

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[Subterranean]

Welcome Buckhead1, The quickest way to get an ID on an artifact is to post more than one photo of it with a measuring device (ruler) in the photo. We can all give you our opinions after that! Happy hunting, Sub

 

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[Buckhead1]

I got more pics but it keeps crashing everytime i try to add them

 

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[Buckhead1]

Any ideas?

 

[Subterranean]

Maybe what's left of an old Native American celt?

 

[DoranHashemi]

Looks like a rock. Hehe

 

[Breezie]

My thought is rock. Welcome to the forum. Breezie

 

[bigfoot1]

unfortunately all I see is a rock...sometimes a seam of softer material in the rock wears out first leaving what looks like workings.With all of the stone tools I have seen that reminds me of none.Just a guess tho.Keep at it

 

[Buckhead1]

Thank yall very much, i com across a broken celtic pic on the internet that stil had been used after broken n its almost identical to mine. The pics i took werent very good.
Heres just a taste of the things ive found over the years. Can anyone tell me wat the stone at bottom n the middle was used for

 

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