These r top notch

These 3 pieces are very good effigies;although not stone. One clearly is shell I think the other 2 are petrified wood.I will show pics of both sides and acouple angles. Brett let me know if these dont qualify for this category.
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Second 1 back...I think it has sediment on this side.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
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I couldn't qualify these as either elephant, bear or face frontal, but still they ate very interesting, the shell certainly does give a face profile description, although the face of what exactly I do not know. Likely just paradolia. The next one looks very much like an owl with a very quick parousal.

Yes, the owl one looks very much like a genuine figure stone.

I thought the first one was a beautiful bird oh and it has 4 or 5 tiny holes around the edges as though it was worn

And the owl one has a snake on there also

What do you think of this piece? There aresome napped edges ....this is one side[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
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It could be modified? Like those shell finds I detected figuration in before, however there I had a large sample to make comparisons with. Modifying shells would make great sense from a figurative perspective, everyone can have exactly the same poly symbolic tool with very little effort, and removal of much of the error in conveyance of any meaning.

amytaylorlangston@gmail.c wrote:What do you think of this piece?  There aresome napped edges ....this is one side[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
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This looks like a worked flint axe for sure, flake removal and all, just not flint.....

Yeah I thought it was pretty cool.
Here is pic pic where u can c a couple of the holes in the shell[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

What do you think of this tool? I think it's also called a hand axe front and back[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
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Here's another....flake removal is seen on this also.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
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This last piece is one I found recently...3weeks ago....it's very heavy . Although not as clearly seen as on the others it does have napping. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
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The other one looks exactly like one have from Africa, same dark brown matiral and shspe. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

I've not seen anything that comes close to this yet though, straight from my site that has the actual figurative flint tools to back it up.