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Possible Artifact?
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Sorry, it is a natural rock.
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Im absolutely new to this but I believe a hammerstone or any kind of native tool that is made from rock other than chert or flint, develops pretty specific wear points that make it identifiable. Ill post a couple pics that might help demonstrate this.
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What they said.
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That is definitely a very rare meteorite. You, my friend, have just secured your financial future. Congradulations!
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Who has a meteorite?
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