small stone
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IMPORTANT Before Creating an ID Request, Please Follow the H.A.M.M.Y Code Below....
H - Have at least two good sized clear photos, this is Mandatory
A - About your detecting day, type of land, depth found.
M - Measure items by doing the pics next to a scale or ruler. this is Mandatory
M - Machine used? settings? interesting to other users.
Y - You will always get a better ID if you supply more information.
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small stone
some years back when digging a signal I found this stone can anyone please give advise please I realise the photos are not to good but the the best just will not let me up load . Thanks for any input
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shaggybfc
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Re: small stone
Without wanting to sound facetious, but the only thing missing from your description is ‘broken’
Small ‘broken’ stone.
But I’m no means an authority on stones
Andi
Small ‘broken’ stone.
But I’m no means an authority on stones
Andi
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Re: small stone
I think it is a natural ordinary sandstone. Weathered and worn enough to make it look like something else.
I’ve got a 3 cornered one that I was convinced was in the early stages of becoming a stone axe. Makes a nice addition to my garden feature
Sandstone isn’t a 1st choice for tools. It isn’t durable enough, like sand paper, a few good rubs and it’s gone, plus it breaks easily.
I’ve got a 3 cornered one that I was convinced was in the early stages of becoming a stone axe. Makes a nice addition to my garden feature
Sandstone isn’t a 1st choice for tools. It isn’t durable enough, like sand paper, a few good rubs and it’s gone, plus it breaks easily.
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Re: small stone
Small stone?? looks like a big un from here, what would be the distinguishing features that brought your attention to it? Looks like a broken pebble.
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Re: small stone
It just appears to be a broken stone to me. 
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