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Can anyone help in identifying what this is? Thank you!
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DizzyDigger
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It's a very cool, river worn natural rock. 
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agreed, if your a flintknapper could be a nice little hammer stone.
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Cool rock...Welcome to TNet
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Welcome to the forum from Oregon. Good luck with your future searches.
Sandog
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I would not throw it away. At the very least it's a nice conversation piece, and you can make up some terrific stories about it to tell little kids. At best it's a puck from an ancient form of hockey.
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scruggs
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The first picture it looked like the beginning of a Native American Discoidal game stone but its not. It is a nice shaped stone though!
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