I found this in a Indian Shell mound?

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Would this be something native?
Yes and no, it may have been made by Native Americans, but it could also have occurred naturally as a fossilized crinoid.

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It looked man made to me, but I learn something new every day
 

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Could be mica or ,if heavier, galena, both materials were used by the native Americans.
 

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be carefull
around here in fl, indian shell mounds are heavily protected and searching and removing ANYTHING is a pretty serious
We have them here in Safety Harbor fl
at fillipe park, a tremendous park to visit
Brady
 

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be carefull
around here in fl, indian shell mounds are heavily protected and searching and removing ANYTHING is a pretty serious
We have them here in Safety Harbor fl
at fillipe park, a tremendous park to visit
Brady

We can dig anything that’s not in a State Park but we had so many the fort was built on top of the Shell MoundIMG_0314.webp
 

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Would this be something native?

Wear it with pride. I might if I recovered it from a midden. Whatever it is.
Hey , wear some gloves too! L.o.l..
 

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Amazing that it's natural. Never would have guessed. Learn sumpin new every day.
 

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