Found these stone objects. Human influence evident. I identify a hide scraper, something knapped, middle/bottom of arrowhead, but the pink one baffles me. I figure it's a broken off piece of some tool design…
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FireFlyFishing
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Best I can tell they all have been worked. However, they don't seem to be anything of significance.
lancetkenyon
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Just because they have been worked, doesn't mean they were worked to completion and used. Just imagine how many failed pieces outnumber the completed ones. I don't see any full pieces there. And in reality, I am seeing only the left one actually being worked.
I have found hundreds of worked pieces over the years. And only found two full arrowheads.
I have found hundreds of worked pieces over the years. And only found two full arrowheads.
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eastbank
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i tried to make arrow heads from flint in my youth and my hands looked like i had a fight with 20 large cats all at once. i still have scars from it.
So, anybody know what the pink rock was or was supposed to be? Like a picture of a competed tool or something the Comanche would have used?
huntsman22
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It's not a tool..... nor is it worked.
It's granite
What brings you to this conclusion?
Calvin45
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Yeah I'm not convinced that humans had anything to do with the shape of the pink one.
granite can have large crystals due to very slow cooling
Any Trekkie knows that is broken piece of dilithium used to balance anti-matter reactions in any Galaxy Class Starship.....
