Went out on a field hunt on this beautiful day. No complete points, but I think I fou

dirtfishinMS

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I'm pretty new and still ignorant to Native American artifacts, so any info you experts are willing to share is greatly appreciated!

Also, not sure what kind of stone the clear one is, but it's crystal clear inside and puts off a really pretty rainbow reflection. 20181218_160349.jpeg 20181218_160516.jpeg 20181218_160551.jpeg 20181218_160643.jpeg 20181218_160701.jpeg 20181218_160719.jpeg 20181218_160848.jpeg
 

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Title didn't complete.. is the big one a hammer stone? It has small circular chips on the flat side like it was used to hammer something. You can see them in the close up picture.
 

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Could be a hammerstone the perforator tool is cool and the red material is beautiful. Looks like jasper
 

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Last pic is a stream rounded piece of crystal quartz. The iridescent rainbow is from light flowing through a fracture. This kind of crystal quartz can be faceted and hung your window to make "rainbows" as the light comes into your window. Not an artifact but it's a cool find!
 

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