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New here. Don't know if I'm in the right place. I found this along with some arrowheads in an Alabama lake. What is it? Bone? Tool? Any ideas where someone may know?

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I believe that is some kind of engagement or wedding ring.

It is being worn on the left-hand second finger.

 

But seriously, it looks like some part of a bow & arrow or spear part.

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But seriously, it looks like some part of a bow & arrow or spear part.

 

I doubt that it's any of those things being that it's hollow, dull. My guess is a sort of spoon or something. :confused:

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From picture 2 it looks like a cutting tool. The rounded end is held in the palm of the hand and the sharpened strait end is used for cutting like the edge of a blade. Perhaps it could have been used to cut the fat and tendons off of meat and bones or maybe whittling wood. It looks like it is a stone tool to me. Random guess of course.

 

Looking a picture three, it sort of looks like bone. Is it heavy like stone or lighter like bone? Take it to the anthropology department at a university and they could probably tell you in 5 seconds.

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The groove in the back side looks like a rope went there. One end looks like it was broken. It's hollow, so maybe another piece fit inside. I'm wondering if it is a part of a tool for crushing herbs or grain to powder.

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yeah all my guesses too. Heavy like a rock. feels like a rock. Had it for yaers and no my son is asking what it is. I think some kind of tool.

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yeah all my guesses too. Heavy like a rock. feels like a rock. Had it for yaers and no my son is asking what it is. I think some kind of tool.

I think it must be man-made, given its unusual similarity to a human hand.

As well, the 3-dimensional chirality indicates it was built of 'left-handed' molecules, which suggests a biological origin. ;)

Any fool can see it's some kind of cervix cap!

 

I apologize for the previous 'spear part' joke.

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