Repeating Shapes
Those are the main features that keep repeating on all of the tools I find. This next section is going to show you some of the repeating shapes that I see. I believe it is worth repeating that these complex shapes repeat regardless of the geological material they are made from and they share the same marks and features in the same locations. This is a natural, geological impossibility. If you look closely at each individual piece you will see many of the marks and features I explained above
Triangles.
A triangle is a platform from which I see a lot of different styles of tools originate. There are several methods I see that were used to make triangles. The piece below is one example. Finding it totally blew my mind. For some reason the maker stopped before it was finished. you can clearly see the that the entire piece is covered in pecking marks.
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A different, larger piece made using the same technique. You can see the common orange color residual stain covering this side.
The other side has some residual stains and a lightly polished concave groove running down the left side.
Another piece with some orange residual stains that was made using the same technique. This piece has nicely ground, smooth edges
Another tool from my collection that was made using the same technique.
These were all made using the same technique.
