Whiplash016
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Triceratops?
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I see a stone. Gary
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Chert flake?
Sorry ! On this one I gotta Agree ! Rock.
Too tiny to even say it's a chip off the old Triceratops knee cap
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Too tiny to even say it's a chip off the old Triceratops knee cap
[h=2][/h]
Whiplash016
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I don’t think it’s triceratops so I’ll throw that idea out and It’s not chert cause it can be scratched with nail. I’d like to write this one off as just a rock, but the structure is not naturally formed. There’s more to this piece. I’ll post a few more, if no one can see anything then it’s going in the junk pile.
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On second thought, scrap that idea, I’ll move on.
Any thoughts on this one?
Any thoughts on this one?
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