Hello everyone i found this in a river. It stood out to me .... It seems to be carved into this shape....was wondering if any one had any clues....... any comments are welcome thank you.....View attachment 743049✅ SOLVED What IS IT ?
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Hello everyone i found this in a river. It stood out to me .... It seems to be carved into this shape....was wondering if any one had any clues....... any comments are welcome thank you.....View attachment 743049
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Diaz...welcome back. 
First of please don't call respected members idiots, even if they are yanking your chain a bit, it will just get you banned and we don't want that 
Your rocks do have a bit of interest about them, and I can see why you thought they might be something else, but I to think they are naturally acuring shapes.
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First of please don't call respected members idiots, even if they are yanking your chain a bit, it will just get you banned and we don't want that Your rocks do have a bit of interest about them, and I can see why you thought they might be something else, but I to think they are naturally acuring shapes.
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Ok thanks for the info.....and once again if i have offended any members i am truly sorry for that and once again thanks for the commentDiaz...welcome back.
Your rocks do have a bit of interest about them, and I can see why you thought they might be something else, but I to think they are naturally acuring shapes.
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If I told you the truth DIAZ, you would refuse to accept it and drag the thread on for weeks (like you did with your last item, insisting it was from outer space, very rare and valuable); so instead of getting dragged into your foolish games, I tried to make a joke. Truthfully I see nothing at all special about the first rock. Im assuming you Googled the word "leeverite."
I need more information on the second item. Is it metal?
I need more information on the second item. Is it metal?
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The welcome back part was sincere.
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Its hard to tell by a picture but it looks like sedimentary rock. The Indians would use flint for arrowheads because it can be flaked with sharp edges.
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Well, DIAZ I will not bash your thread, it looks like common basalt nothing special, and "not worked" by man. And I come to that conclusion, based on the angular nature of your rock's and your location. Hope that helps mister? HH
I will ask did you sell your space metal?
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I will ask did you sell your space metal?
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Because we tried that and it doesnt work with DIAZ. Apparently you missed the thread where DIAZ insisted his last rare and valuable find was from the Middle Ages, Viking, Roman, shot from a cannon during the Civil War or from Outer Space. Eventually the thread had to be locked down.
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Thanks for the opinion......Im from Connecticut, Indians were here is what i thought , plus what i know. I did not sell the item..... Im keeping it until i can have it looked at and examined. I personally think it is a cool looking whatever it is , outer space metal, drift, weight eathier way its cool in my opinion!!! but thanks for the info and comment!!
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I know you're from Ct. and on the south western edge of the basalt intrusion in this area.Thanks for the opinion......Im from Connecticut, Indians were here is what i thought , plus what i know. I did not sell the item..... Im keeping it until i can have it looked at and examined. I personally think it is a cool looking whatever it is , outer space metal, drift, weight eathier way its cool in my opinion!!! but thanks for the info and comment!!
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why not?
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I will say if you think this thread is solved please mark it as solved. So this thread doesn't get out of hand. HH Thanks
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Absolutely NOT a worked artifact, neither rock is. As I stated just common basalt. If your still in doubt post in the Indian artifacts section. I'm positive the response will be the same. HH
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