Indian artifacts?

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I found these next to a old turquoise mine not sure how old they are or the mine. The edges appeared to be filed on several different rocks they were all next to each other in this circle of chipped up rock bits. There was also smoothed obsidian for maybe grinding and what appears to be worked 1800s glass. Im no expert with this stuff but it got me excited.

 

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[100acre]

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The obsidian/glass piece in the second and third pictures has definitely been " worked or Napped" .

 

[trapperart]

Cool stuff congrats

 

[Trezurehunter]

Try posting it in the "North American Indian Artifacts" and I know someone there can identify your items.

 

[civil_war22]

The obsidian/glass piece in the second and third pictures has definitely been " worked or Napped" .

That's exactly what I was thinking. It would definitely be worth another look there if it was me

 

[DownNDirty]

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The one in the first picture is definitely a broken obsidian blade or spear point, and the other piece in the second and third pics (as 100acre pointed out) has been knapped as well. Same for the thin, white piece in your first post although it was made from a different material. It definitely looks like a blade.

 

[DownNDirty]

Does obsidian occur naturally in your area? Looks like you are in the desert. If not then that would confirm that these pieces were obtained by trade/barter by local natives.

 

[capsmith]

looks white man playing with rocks. One looks like a slab that has been sawed.