Found a few cores

edteach

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

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

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.
 

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

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
 

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