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Very odd material
This is shaped like a celt and is 6 inches long. Anybody seen any material like this?
If so what the heck is it? It is also flatter on one side. Thanks Mark ![]()
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It looks like a piece of granite. Interesting chisel looking bit on the end.
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looks like its granite.
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It is a horrible pic but it has sparkly looking things in it sparkles in spots as you move it. The chisel? end has a break of 1/2". It is black where it is broke. I saw another of very similar material on Flintseekers gallery here on arrowheadology.
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I go with a Fine Grained Granite, The excess Quartz could put in the Granite Pegmatite category but only to a geologist.
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First thanks everyone so far. Second sorry about the bad pics. All I have is a scanner. It is great for my coins but not so easy with rocks. I need to work on that.
EDited to admit stupidity:LOL After doing a simple google seach for granite axes and celts found several. DUH they call them Speckled Granite axes etc. Man do I feel Very Stupid!!!!! This one is not polished except possibly one the one edge. I thought it odd material because it is Quite sparkly in hand but I bet if polished it would lose a lot of the sparkle but not the speckles. LOL Last edited by MCS; 01-10-2012 at 05:22 PM. |
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It looks like Mica Schist to me. Google it and see for yourself.
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Yep it does look like Mica Schist.
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I'm pretty sure it is mich schist....the natives really liked to use it around my area for metates and flat working surfaces. I guess because of the nice shine it has in the sun.
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i have a broken spear point made from the same stone, my first thought was granite. im haveing second thoughts now.
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