Found a few cores

[edteach]

I beleive these are cores. One is a part of something that has been worked but broken off.

 

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[CreekSide]

Hard to say if they were found around water. Especially if the water source flows at high speeds during a good rain. Some creeks I walk are usually 6 inches deep but get a good 4 inches or more of rain it can go to 8+ feet deep quickly with strong currents. The pieces that look like a ripple flaking look to be made from strong water flow or a backhoe. Rocks will tumble at high speeds when in the channel and hit other rocks and can split them in half or take chunks off.

 

[edteach]

This creek can get some high flow if we get a lot of rain, but the creek is dry most of the year.

 

[robertk]

This creek can get some high flow if we get a lot of rain, but the creek is dry most of the year.

That's how it is now -- how was it a thousand years ago? Creeks and rivers that were very active when I was a kid have shrunk quite a bit now, and that's just from fifty years of "development" in the area.

 

[CreekSide]

Could be test rocks to. NA would check the quality of the stone before taking it home. All the bad pieces would get tossed

 

[Older The Better]

For what little help it is, I wouldn’t say definitely yes or definitely no… the one wiTh the step break pattern seems natural to me, like a natural fissure broke loose others look like debitage and possibly a core