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[dr]

Found this on my farm when I was leveling the ground for a corral. Anyone know what it was used for? Thanks

 

[cbhunter]

Very nice piece. Have any pics of the other side?

 

[dr]

Very nice piece. Have any pics of the other side?

Thanks, found on the Cumberland plateau. I also own hunting property near Catoosa. A creek runs through a deep ravine, and I'm told that UT archeology studens found lots of artifacts years ago. I found two old sifting boxes there, but only found some fragments so far.

 

[Omega]

Kind of reminds me of a fleshing tool.

 

[.243 Deer]

I was gonna say, to me it looks like a fleshing tool used on hides. It doesn't have a bottom notch where it would be attached to a knife handle.

 

[KTS]

Looks like a preform, very nice edgework.

 

[cbhunter]

My thoughts as well

Looks like a preform, very nice edgework.

 

[Lost Lake]

If it was beveled, I'd say a Cobbs Blade. Nice either way.

 

[Carlos]

That's awesome! I've always been interested in the local artifacts, thanks for sharing.

 

[Crow Terminator]

I'd say Cobbs or preform as well.

 

[dr]

Thanks for the input. I'm fascinated by Indian artifacts. I know a guy that found a perfect stone pipe sitting on a rock ledge.

 

[FARMTOFIELD]

Thanks for the input. I'm fascinated by Indian artifacts. I know a guy that found a perfect stone pipe sitting on a rock ledge.

Can you get pics?

 

[dr]

Can you get pics?

I haven't seen him since I retired.