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This was upside down in a creek on the ranch.
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IMO it's natural with no human modification ...As for me and my house , we will serve the lord
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That is a cool looking rock.
Either that or you have found evidence that the indigenous peoples invented hockey a long time ago.
This does look like the lower half of a hockey puck mold.Last edited by 2ndoldman; 07-29-2017, 10:33 PM.Bruce
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The pics don't really show it but that light oval is about an inch deep and there are pecking marks covering most of it. But If it is a geofact, does anyone know what would cause the egg shaped indent and collar around itComment
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That's almost a perfect circle? I guess it could just be a rock but I think it was made for something? I have a chunk of saopstone with holes drilled in it and it's clear it was bored out with sand and sticks. There's no telling what it was used for? I have been told by a reliable authenticator it is an artifact. For what it was used, who knows? I think you have a similar item. Maybe someone else will chim in with more info?
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How hard is it? DO you feel it is basalt or maybe sandstone? If it is sandstone it is just a concretion. Concretions can take on some very cool and interesting shapes. If it is basalt then perhaps it was a lava bomb that was formed in a way I am not positive of but perhaps while still in a plastic stage while flying it could have landed in water causing that hollow in the back. I could be wrong I am not a geologist.TN formerly CT Visit our store http://stores.arrowheads.com/store.p...m-Trading-PostComment
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That's a native 'merkin tater smasher.
for making smashed taters, you know...like they made for the pilgrims on thanksgiving. That where we get the traditional thanksgiving mashed taters from.Wandering wherever I can, mostly in Eastern Arkansas, always looking down.Comment
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