Small domed shaped things?

[Beans]

I cleaned out my MD pouch and forgot I had these. They are smooth and flat on the bottom. Vary in size, no markings of any kind on them. They are not metal or plastic.

 

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[ivan salis]

Re: Small doomed shaped things?

domed shaped things * only 1 "o" -- those look like they are used for tumbling (smoothing) items by placing them in a drum with them and tumbling the item -- most likely its some form of ceramic or stone like material.

 

[Beans]

Re: Small doomed shaped things?

domed shaped things * only 1 "o" -- those look like they are used for tumbling (smoothing) items by placing them in a drum with them and tumbling the item -- most likely its some form of ceramic or stone like material.

I caught that misspelling just as I hit the post button. I am thinking some kind of stone.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Re: Small doomed shaped things?

domed shaped things * only 1 "o" -- those look like they are used for tumbling (smoothing) items by placing them in a drum with them and tumbling the item -- most likely its some form of ceramic or stone like material.

Yea they look like tumbling media.

Can you do me a favor and see if they are flourescent at nite? Just curious. http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,33603.0.html

 

[Beans]

Thanks guys, will call this one solved.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Are they flourescent like the others? I hope its not too much of a problem for you to check, Beans. I asked baywalker the same question on the other thread but he hasnt responded either.

 

[Beans]

Are they flourescent like the others? I hope its not too much of a problem for you to check, Beans. I asked baywalker the same question on the other thread but he hasnt responded either.

Sorry about the delayed response. I will check and see.

 

[taz42o]

Its odd this post came back up, I was just thinking about it while looking at this other site.
I doubt this is what you have but I remember these cone shaped objects being discussed before and someone mentioned game pieces but no one knew what game.
I think most of these are tumbling media but i will post link to game piece anyway.
The game is called Senet.

http://www.forumancientcoins.com/catalog/roman-and-greek-coins.asp?vpar=1552&zpg=39895

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Are they flourescent like the others? I hope its not too much of a problem for you to check, Beans. I asked baywalker the same question on the other thread but he hasnt responded either.

Sorry about the delayed response. I will check and see.

No rush. Its no big deal. 8) I was just curious if they are all flourescent. Thanks.

 

[Beans]

Are they flourescent like the others? I hope its not too much of a problem for you to check, Beans. I asked baywalker the same question on the other thread but he hasnt responded either.

Sorry about the delayed response. I will check and see.
[/quote]No rush. Its no big deal. 8) I was just curious if they are all flourescent. Thanks.
[/quote]

No they are not flourescent. I remember now where I found these. Used to be a manufacture next to a park I MD last year, they made belt buckles and nic nack stuff. They closed and moved off shore.

 

[Beans]

Its odd this post came back up, I was just thinking about it while looking at this other site.
I doubt this is what you have but I remember these cone shaped objects being discussed before and someone mentioned game pieces but no one knew what game.
I think most of these are tumbling media but i will post link to game piece anyway.
The game is called Senet.

http://www.forumancientcoins.com/catalog/roman-and-greek-coins.asp?vpar=1552&zpg=39895

I wish that is what these were. Comes very close.