Artifact ID Help

[JWHunt]

Anyone ever found anything like this?

Any ideas?

[flinger]

Man that thing is Awesome! Looks like a puzzle peace.

[Ironman]

Could it be an arrow tool of some sort?

[Reelthreat]

Those are usually found in gift shops next to thunderbirds.

[SwampRanger]

If it's real that's very cool in for the story

[flywise]

That thing is awesome
Looking forward.to an answer

[lanceodom]

Looks like a Early to mid century Clines. http://www.clinescorners.com/aboutus.htm



By the way I hope I’m wrong. Curious to see what the pros say.

[Reelthreat]

BTW, it is made from Burlington chert which is a favorite among modern knappers and fakers because it is easy to make old looking. It's cool looking though.

[JWHunt]

Oh it is real. Found by Dr Tom Stark in Bee county Texas some years ago. Dr stark died about a year ago and it was given to a friend of mine that hunted with him for many years. I also knew Dr Stark very well.

[speck1]

That piece was definitely made by someone but it wasn’t primitive man.

[SwampRanger]

Looks like a Early to mid century Clines. http://www.clinescorners.com/aboutus.htm



By the way I hope I’m wrong. Curious to see what the pros say.

Haha!

[Johnny]

Modern, not ancient.

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[Winman]

I'll bet it's a tool to uniform arrow shafts.

[Hammerdown]

Kisser button?

[flywise]

Since it has not been established as to what it is maybe it was just an experiment or a small art piece by the snapper ( Native) I'm guessing there were personalities back then much like today that just liked to Jack around with new ideas.