Greg L

I found this can opener last week. I know what else I’ve found in the area so I know it was a tool of some sort.

Was hard to tell if a penny scratched it or not so 3 probably right.

Thanks Saul, i have a bunch of it and was thinking it was probably delivered in the olden days, way old imo. The video was cool 4meter, explains why it wouldn’t light.

A Clovis clevis hook.

I had tongs and the stove is right next to the back door. Was definitely a little nervous

Has to be anthracite but it didn’t burn.

Heated the crap out of the newer piece not the o.p. Did not burn. 28C0EAA5-43D0-40AC-B8A0-1FBA67DE172A.MOV

Sorry I flaked out on this one. Found in Eastern Mass. so should rule out obsidian? It is lighter than most rocks that size but not extremely. Crackled a little when I put a lighter to it, then a piece easily fractured off, otherwise it is hard for the weight. A slight odor when heated but not really sulphuric smell. I have another piece I’ll put up a pic of.@ Thanks for responding.

Thanks yeah I see the rings now. Somebody messing around with a chainsaw I guess. I’m not sure on the geofact laws I just pick rocks off the ground while I hike, thanks for the advice.

The guy with the broken bandsaw was making more strange cuts. I think it’s bone but not sure.

Definitely an old piece of a loader bucket blade. Lol.

Thanks your probably right

Very magnetic, streaks brownish coppery, heavy for size even for metal. Found while walking around lake with daughter in middle of trail. Have a hard time convincing me that’s not a thumbprint divot on the top. Is it brass?