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don’t know nothing about quartz that’s what this one is,,p/f from an intracoastal fort Walton site,okalossa co. fl.....low lying..water washed shoreline.in fort Walton.like to hear more about these kinds of art 
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I find pieces like that and think that is what they are. I see ones in collections that are so concentric that you would think they were turned on a lathe and the polish is so good that you can see your self in them. sometimes I wonder about those like that, nice find by the way.South East Ga. Twin City -
Great piece. A discordal is on my bucket list. May have seen one in someone's yard. They were using it to hide a house key under it. Wasn't mine to take, so I left it there. Still looking for one.Central OhioComment
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That's coolSW ConnecticutComment
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Man that is NICE, Hal!
Professor Shellman
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Sweet!Searching the fields of NW Indiana and SW MichiganComment
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I have no doubt they were used in gaming. great use-wear on the outer rims of that piece as expected. I think they have a certain window of use time period, at least in FL ? tchung-kee stone - spear throw target that rolls.
Professor Shellman
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Very nice!
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Nice good findUtahComment
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Nice Biscuit discoidal we have a couple article in our resource section you might want to check out.
https://www.arrowheads.com/index.php...s-collectibles
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