Is this a staff frog effigy or ?

[robshap]

Frog? I dont even see a tadpole.

[hvs]

I remember you posted some nice finds a few days ago.. Did this piece come from the same site?

[john1984]

i live in indiana when i hunt i take everything flint chips broken flake flake knife s crude and also well formed preforms (clubbing stones) ect .. also stones with curious shapes like yours but only if i have found alot of what i have just mentioned when i get around to cleaning them i look at the curious shaped rocks with often (little working) i use to convince myself they were important and keep them. but have come to realize and it was said in another post. UNIVERSITY'S KEEP ALL OF WHAT I PICK UP BUT MOST COLLECTORS DONT, IF YOUR LOOKING TO MAKE MONEY OR MAKE A COLLECTION. YOU HAVE TO REALIZE WHETHER YOU THINK OR EVEN KNOW FOR A FACT SOMETHING WITH OBVIOUS WORKINGS OR LITTLE TO NONE WAS A TOOL OR LITHIC.     IS IT EASILY RECOGNIZABLE IS IT OF GREAT MATERIAL IS IT SOMETHING SOMEONE WOULD WANT IN THERE DISPLAY FOR OTHER S TO BE BLOWN AWAY BY. AND IF NOT PITCH OR THROW IT IN A BOX CAUSE YOUR WASTING TIME YOU COULD BE FINDING THAT SHOW PIECE. JUST MY THOUGHT S I WISH SOMEONE WOULD HAVE EXPLAINED SOMETHING LIKE THAT TO ME.        ALSO I THINK TO GET THE BEST ADVICE ON HERE YOU NEED TO TAKE PICTURES FROM ALL SIDE S OF YOU PIECE IF IM CORRECT YOUR PIECE OF TAN FLINT THAT THE ARCHAEOLOGIST COULDN'T RECOGNIZE IS JUST A PICTURE OF THE FACE. GOOD LUCK ON FUTURE HUNTS    AND JUST REMEMBER JUST BECAUSE IT MIGHT BE AN ARTIFACT DOES NT MEAN IT S WORTH KEEPING

[clistsmith26]

Lol well I will keep trying thank u all for your  time and info