Hi folks,
New here and I have been entranced looking at many of your incredible finds! I found this "rock" as a child back in '96. I showed my dad, he said it was probably nothing more than natural formation. The following year, an older gentleman at a flea market was selling a lot of local Native American artifacts. I thought I should bring it to him the next day to see if he had any ideas on it. Next day I showed him the "rock" and he wasn't sure. He could tell I was let down by his reply, it's like every kids dream to find an arrowhead! What he did say was, no matter what, keep it stored someplace safe (kept it in a small jewelry box). So here I am, 22 years later and just curious. I've pretty much resigned to the fact it's nothing but a natural formation, and that is ok, the rock is still special to me.
This is the interesting part. I found this rock in a dune on 'First Encounter' beach in Eastham, Massachusetts. For those unaware, that site was where the Pilgrims first encountered the local Nauset people along with a volley of arrows. A full skirmish ensued, ending with the party of Pilgrims leaving. Apparently no one from either side died.
New here and I have been entranced looking at many of your incredible finds! I found this "rock" as a child back in '96. I showed my dad, he said it was probably nothing more than natural formation. The following year, an older gentleman at a flea market was selling a lot of local Native American artifacts. I thought I should bring it to him the next day to see if he had any ideas on it. Next day I showed him the "rock" and he wasn't sure. He could tell I was let down by his reply, it's like every kids dream to find an arrowhead! What he did say was, no matter what, keep it stored someplace safe (kept it in a small jewelry box). So here I am, 22 years later and just curious. I've pretty much resigned to the fact it's nothing but a natural formation, and that is ok, the rock is still special to me.
This is the interesting part. I found this rock in a dune on 'First Encounter' beach in Eastham, Massachusetts. For those unaware, that site was where the Pilgrims first encountered the local Nauset people along with a volley of arrows. A full skirmish ensued, ending with the party of Pilgrims leaving. Apparently no one from either side died.
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