Spheres are not common on this site, but I do occasionally find them.
Notice how close the two spheres on the left are in size.
A similar tool from the Royal Ontario Museum collection.
The next two are interesting because they are very close in size and shape. It is another common shape that I find, and they look very similar to pieces found in museums around the world. The blue arrows are pointing to notches that line up nearly perfectly when you put one of these on top of the other.
The next two pictures tries to show how close these tools are in size and shape by placing them on top of each other.
A similarly shaped piece from the Royal Ontario Museum
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This can’t be natural!
Not convinced? I highly recommend that you check out my post comparing tools I have found at this site and tools on display in museums and collections around the world. The similarity is uncanny.
Well, that’s a start on probably already way too much information. For anybody who made it this far, thank you! I truly appreciate you taking the time to read this. I look forward to hearing any thoughts or insights you may have.
All my future posts should be much shorter and will show individual pieces highlighting the features I just showed you. I have some truly amazing pieces in my collection.