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I found this the other day near my deer feeder. I was walking around a tree, looking up at a baby coon and stepped on it. miles

Yeah, I wish I could find either of those if I cant find the kind Huntsman finds! Nah, not really. The wife was my best find!

Is She Indian? If so, have Her make you some. miles

nope, not even close. But heck yeah, why should that matter. I will run that by her over lunch and get back to you...

tell me what the pic is please/and maybe what it looked/what its for from back in the day.........bty> the only indian artifacts that i have found have two trangle holes punched in the top/or a pull tab...aka> empty beers cans.......

Indians used it to grind acorns/corn ect. There is no natural rock in this area. Any rock that you find will have been carried in by someone. I have several of these type grinders that I have found over the years but this is the first one that I found on my land. Most have disk marks on them where they were hit my farmers tilling the land. You will also find smaller rocks with small indentions that we call nutcrackers. I will try to find some of mine and post a pic. miles

it's a [bleep] flat rock

you wanna see real [bleep] take me off ignore you idgit

I found this jewel off the shoulder of the highway next to a stop sign and wood duck carcasses. It looks to be an early Paleolithic Arkansas [bleep] scraper. Any idea on the value??

dammit man, those are rare!

some person or spaceship must have put that [bleep] there, cause rocks don't occur in nature for that area

amazing sir, many props to you on such a great find. Your almost turdlike status sends a quiver down my leg.

Cool indeed, and know the feeling.


a good guy and sheep hunter extraordinaire showed me a cliff cave, with paintings on the wall and the ceiling blackened by that long ago burnt wood.

some good places to hunt, stay good for many, many years.

those boys were hunting for real though, to live, I've often thought what could they have done with the optics we have at our disposal?

nobody cares about your rock hunting adventures

When I was a kid, my grandpa built me a small cedar chest and he had these and a knife inside when he gave it to me



Im not sure what theyre made of, or where they came from. I do know my great great grandpa had something to do with building the Indian Steps museum here locally. I figured he got them down by the "indian steps" by the susquehanna river when he was helping out. But like I said, not sure.

maybe if miles dont power wash and do some repair work on that rotten deck of his
he can make another deck out of flat rocks eventually


hahahhaaa!!!!!

I see that you quoted slumlord. Nothing has made me regret putting that bunch on ignore, yet. miles

milespatton

his username sounds like the dumb kid that wandered away from the mayflower passengers on the beach the second day after landing
and he got ganged raped to death by squanto and his homies

























little known factiod of mayflower history

Back to our regular schuduled program.
picked up a handful the other day

Those are nice.

sweet.. what area?

All I could find was flakes...

Visiting some friends in Co. near Gunnison.
4 of the 5 by first timers, wife and friends.
Good day