Hammerstone I think

[jmaschal]

Well my plan got foiled by a late high tide. I was able to walk a creek that drains into the Chesapeake. All of the rock bars looked so promising but only managed to find what I think is a hammerstone. Can see layers removed and some flat edges on the side. Thoughts? Normally don’t like to post these.View attachment 1502409View attachment 1502410

I definitely see some work from hammering imo. Found in a creek about 2 miles from numerous camp sites. I have found a few points in this creek. About 3 miles from the Chesapeake. When fields plowed between creek and bay has yielded countless points.

Please share your opinions thanks in advance. Happy hunting!

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon!

[arrow86]

I think it looks good...I have a
Few made from same material

 

[filmiracl]

I can't help you with a confirmation... but I just wanted to say that I mainly hunt rockbars / rock beaches. I see so many possible hammerstones, grinding stones, and other tools, but usually I don't trust anything from rocky areas unless it's blatantly obvious. Those things tumble around and bang into each other, it's tough to positively ID anything (at least for me.) Of course, it's different if found in the middle of a field or something.

 

[jmaschal]

Yep agreed but this one caught my eye with the straight edges and chopper like component and cracking of layers from maybe hammering. It’s in my I think it could be something pile. Wish there was a dimple but no such luck.

 

[jmaschal]

I have off tomorrow with about 5 hours to kill hoping to find something pointy. Thanks for sharing your thoughts so far.

 

[welsbury]

For what it's worth,good luck to you.

 

[Cameronstrause]

Looks like one to me.

 

[rock]

Id say grinder if anything

 

[quito]

Sorry, but I just see a rock with a few facets that could have come naturally.

It surely doesn't resemble any hammer stone I've ever seen..