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What do you think of these? First 2pucs r the same piece [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
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The first 2 look quite possible, is that petrified wood?

No I don't it is...although i do have a handful of that.

Looks very much like petrified wood due to its grain like texture, so the reverse would of been worked, if worked, after petrification. The second one would make a wolf like face frontal if flipped, possible weak traces of pigment used for eyes?

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Here r a few of my projectile points....even a small drill.

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Thanks, all really nice, the last one is a bit ropey but otherwise excellent.

A suspected drill from my site here in the U.K., just to demonstrate how not all flint working is as obvious as that demonstrated in Amy's finds above.
May contain figuration?, although I've not looked.
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Yeah that's a nice big drill. That certainly would have done the job at hand I'm sure.