Description
This item appears to be a natural stone that closely resembles a "pseudo-artifact" or "geofact"—a rock shaped entirely by natural erosion rather than human modification. [1]Visual AnalysisShape: It features an elongated body with an offset, rounded handle-like projection on the left. While it mimics a human-made object like a primitive club, pipe, or effigy, this silhouette is typical of river wear or mechanical weathering. [1]Texture & Material: The texture consists of an even, uniform grain characteristic of sandstone or similar sedimentary stone.Absence of Tool Marks: True artifacts display telltale signs of human craftsmanship, such as flake scars (from striking stone tools) or distinct grind lines. This specimen has completely rounded, smooth natural edges measures 17.5 in x 4.5 in x 1.5 in
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Native American Stone War Club
Estimate $50-$100
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Antiques, Art, Native American & Collectibles
Aug 6, 2026, 6:00 PM EDTCalhoun, GA, United States
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