A second example of a shell sculpture of made fossiliferous limestone.
Licking County, Ohio, find by Ken Johnston
The edges have been carefully trimmed to make the outline of a scallop shell shape utilizing a buffer/break technique. This is the second sculpture like this found at this location, also in context with other portable rock art objects and non-diagnostic primitive tools. This rock art form had significance to a people in the Licking Valley, Ohio, at some point in prehistory.
Scallop shell sculpture example 2
Scallop shell example 2, side 2, with scale
