Gridwalker306
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Was at lake Winnipeg last week and found this item in the sand. To me it looks worked, but has been dulled by being in the water/sand for who knows how long. I'm thinking it may be a knife, what do you guys think?
Could this be a knife?
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monsterrack
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It doesn't show any flaking or it being altered by man. Sorry keep hunting.!!!!!
Tdog
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It does appear to be water-worn but I also think it is natural.
SportsmanAll
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Natural.
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Gridwalker306
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Ok thanks for the input everyone. I’ll keep my eyes open....
Calgarychef
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I’m a natural skeptic and always looking for why an item can’t be man made.
In this case I see a line of notches on an item that “could” be formed by hand.
I’m leaning towards man made and very water worn.
In this case I see a line of notches on an item that “could” be formed by hand.
I’m leaning towards man made and very water worn.
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