Shades of reddish brown are visible on this thick, jagged, triangular stone. The bottom face has brown, black, blue, and red portions of stone with two main depressions in it that appear to have been caused by knapping. The top face is raised making it a triangular prism. The left portion is brown bumpy stone with only a small corner being smooth. The right portion is reddish brown and beige with many knapped portions. The front portion has the same reddish brown and beige colors but with a circular depression at the bottom. This depression is roughly the size of a thumb. The two smaller depressions on the bottom face fit with the position of the index and middle fingers. The scraping edge is thin, sharp, and slightly uneven.
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