JUST A BEAUTIFUL PIECE!

[mogi]

 

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[PullTabSlayer]

Very Cool.

 

[kenstein]

Kinda looks like a PAC MAN ghost

 

[tonykidd]

It's drilled on both sides? Very cool!

 

[SweepNbeep]

That's incredible. What is it.

 

[unclemac]

good lord! it even has a nose

 

[sandchip]

That's some pretty stone, for sure.

 

[Jeff H]

It needs a nose and smile to complete the piece. That stone did buff up nicely.

 

[BearCreek]

Ok, that is some kind of crazy lol! My 2 year old granddaughter loves creek hunting with me. I would love to see the happy dance she would do if she found something that colorful in our creek! What is the type of stone?

 

[dognose]

ok - I will bite.

Whats the story on this bizarre looking item and why do you not supply any information with it?

1) its not a form of any gorget I am familiar with.
2) its not a material commonly seen a gorget is made of.


On the positive side, your post title did not imply its an Indian artifact, but a piece instead.

 

[joshuaream]

It sorta/kinda looks like an ulu knife or New England gorget made from Bowenite or some other flavor of serpentine.

I'm honestly curious as to what it is.

 

[CHUDs]

Cool piece...those are the best pictures of drilled holes I've seen yet...

 

[Chessmen Trip]

Mogi, what is this piece?

 

[quito]

Cool looking piece.

Looks like it's been through a rock tumbler too.

 

[SweepNbeep]

Could it be that if you hold it up and look through the holes, you can see goblins and fairies, like in the Spiderwick Chronicles?

 

[sweetmimzim3]

I would have a heart attack if I found something that stunning!

 

[BobGuy]

Very cool! Sooo what is it

 

[Jon Phillips]

Oscar The Grouch effigy...I've seen a million of 'em.....

 

[mogi]

Oscar The Grouch effigy...I've seen a million of 'em.....

Let's see them!

 

[BobGuy]

Mogi, I'm really curious... what is it? 6 people have asked for more information or at least an explanation as to what it is so I know a lot of people would appreciate more info..

Thanks!