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[Crusty Shellback]

Hello Dustedyou,
I found this in the woods in Cape Cod Mass, Was thinking maybe an old tool or weapon? Could be just a rock though.. What do you think?

 

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[BurntBear]

Hi shellback, Welcome to TreasureNet!

I haven't seen dustedyou on here in a while, but there are many folks on here that can assist you. Sometimes, it may take a few days to get a response; but most of the time you will get a prompt response with helpful information for whatever finds you may come across.

 

[Crusty Shellback]

Hello BurntBear,
Thanks I ran across a message saying about posting pics of rocks for I.D. Figured I'd give it a shot, found this a year or so ago and held on to it as it was pretty interesting... sure looks like it was shaped to me...

 

[IMCCALL]

Crusty shellback

Hey nice find def looks like to me to be a primitive stone tool, could have been used for multiple reasons I am no expert but have my share fair of exp with arrowheads and things of this nature. If it is flint it's could be very old, but it still could be very old regardless, also could be quartzite. Looks like could have been used as a scrapper axe of a napper to make arrow points also could have been used to process grain or farming.

 

[Crusty Shellback]

Thanks for the info IMCCALL, it's a blueish colored stone with lines similar to what a grain in wood looks like running through it.

 

[lyco panner]

Here's a pic of a piece of rock , what is it

 

[dawnhvr]

Our finds today.

 

[GrizzlyGremlin]

Hello Dustedyou,
I found this in the woods in Cape Cod Mass, Was thinking maybe an old tool or weapon? Could be just a rock though.. What do you think?<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1041823"/>

Hate to bring this up again but Dusted Disapeared!

 

[DesertNuggets]

Here's a pic of a piece of rock , what is it

Feldspar maybe.

 

[dawnhvr]

Maybe you can help me with this one. Light weight, non magnetic, found in a corn field in PA, looks like a piece of glass on the end. Metal detector went crazy when it passes over this one. I am thinking meteor but no magnetism? Thanks for your help

What about gelena? Or basalt ?

 

[dawnhvr]

@ conkauctions , is it gelena or basalt?

 

[dawnhvr]

Looks like flint, or could be volcanic glass how hard is it? can it be easly chipped?

I live near butler pa and have seen a lot of that in my creek . It's smooth like chert. Very abundant here.

 

[lyco panner]

Feldspar maybe.

It's heavy and it looks like peanut brittle and it takes a lot of effort even to break a small piece off

 

[pkbirchbay]

want to know what did this to this rock

Hey guys if you have any rocks you want identified,, or are having a problem with the composition, Post it with questions, and a brief summary of where you got it..I'm down to help!

And I love to play Stump the Chump!

 

[chriseneim]

Help with id. Greenstone? Or jade ? Found in creek in Arizona

 

[AuSomeness]

Hello everyone.

I have what I believe to be samples of nephrite jade or perhaps jadeite. There are a few other random rocks in there... one quartz and maybe others. Anyone have thoughts or comments if this assessment is accurate? Thanks!

 

[AuSomeness]

Help with id. Greenstone? Or jade ? Found in creek in Arizona

Hey chriseneim,

Do you think your stone is similar to the ones I just posted? They look similar, but yours seems to be more polished / weathered, while the ones I found are chunky and have observable crystal structure.

 

[chriseneim]

Hey chriseneim, Do you think your stone is similar to the ones I just posted? They look similar, but yours seems to be more polished / weathered, while the ones I found are chunky and have observable crystal structure.

yea the def seem to have the same look nice rocks brotha

 

[AuSomeness]

yea the def seem to have the same look nice rocks brotha

Thanks man. Hopefully, we can find out what they are for sure.

 

[conkauctions]

What about gelena? Or basalt ?

I will look it up, still intrigued. Thx for the suggestion!