I’d keep looking where you found that

[Treasure_Hunter]

You didn't post what Gramly actually said about it.

Is this who you are referring to?

State: Professor abused artifacts

indianz.com

 

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[Fred250]

You can disagree, but disagreeing does not change the fact your rock has no signs of ever being worked by ancient man

Best part is out of all my stuff gramly said that is one of the few that clearly showed work.

You didn't post what Gramly actually said about it.

Is this who you are referring to?

State: Professor abused artifacts

indianz.com

yes also this guy

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[unclemac]

good lord! the closeups CLEARLY show the residual of quartz veins that eroded out of that stone. Only a blind man would ignore that!

 

[Fred250]

good lord! the closeups CLEARLY show the residual of quartz veins that eroded out of that stone. Only a blind man would ignore that!

I already stated the groove is natural, the removal is from the other side

 

[UnderMiner]

Just let Google suck you down the rabbit hole of images.
There's 82 mountains alone.🤣

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I'd like to climb those mountains.

 

[newnan man]

I believe it is a natural stone. I disagree with Dr Gramly. You have every right to your belief & in Dr. Gramly's opinion. One thing I do tend to ask in situations like this is, what would it be used for? I know there are arguments about what a birdstone, cone, or gorgets were used for but they are obviously man-made. What did Dr. Gramly say as to its use? In reality it is just a beat up rock with a crack in it. Man made or not it is basically worthless & not attractive. If your excited about finding it and like it, that's great, I'm happy for you.