I have found hundreds of stones that show wear from rubbing or grinding, so many that I only keep the really nice examples any more. I don't see many posts about them but they are a main part of any camp site around here.
My question to you guys is why do some have flat sides and others are rounded, how is that done? It takes a lot of rubbing to grind down a rock.
lg and small, all show use
enlongated odd shapes
My friend called these thin flat ones "coasters" I've found then down to button size.
Three very nice ones I found at a camp on the upper Rio Grande last week while gathering medicine.
Also a unique graving[?]tool.
The medicine wheel with its variety of campsite artifacts
My question to you guys is why do some have flat sides and others are rounded, how is that done? It takes a lot of rubbing to grind down a rock.
lg and small, all show use
enlongated odd shapes
My friend called these thin flat ones "coasters" I've found then down to button size.
Three very nice ones I found at a camp on the upper Rio Grande last week while gathering medicine.
Also a unique graving[?]tool.
The medicine wheel with its variety of campsite artifacts
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