couple more from other day kayaking

[masonh]

here's a pic of one that would have been six inches minimum, probably a sav. river, it is made from limestone (has little shells in it too), and first i/ve found of this material at the site in tidewater virginia, must have come from the mountains, the other pic is a hammerstone i think, it is hard polished granite that is perfectly symmetrical, it has a few little peck marks i think, this rock was so atypical of other stones there and so smooth that i picked it up, do you guys think it is a hammerstone?

 

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[T Witko]

What do the edges of the stone look like? A hammer stone will usually show very clear signs of wear in an area around edge.

 

[masonh]

it does have a few dings that i took to be pecking marks, but overall very smooth, i was thinking that since this stone was so hard, and most material found here is quartzite, that the stone just did not get that dinged up

 

[Th3rty7]

Nice Va. finds, first piece would have been huge whole. I think you're right on the hammerstone, looks like a keeper to me.