Little Miami river find

[Xj1992r]

Found these while taking a break kayaking,I'm always looking and have never found anything until yesterday, really no idea what they are.

 

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[Xj1992r]

Also forgot to mention there is a small flat spot on the ring with scarring marks, almost looks like it was used for a tool?

 

[lastleg]

Teepee rings?

 

[Cachefind09]

If your hunting the Little Miami in Ohio you are in a very artifact rich area. If you hunt plowed fields along the river you will have a nice collection in a very short time. If the piece on the left has a flat bottom I would tend to think it isn't Native American but a more modern piece. Don't really know what the piece on the right is. Is it made of bone or stone?

 

[Xj1992r]

It looks and feels like stone to me but I'm no expert

 

[Xj1992r]

 

[Cachefind09]

That does appear to be stone. Don't know what it could be, I have never found anything like it.

 

[old digger]

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I'd say they were prehistoric napkin holders. Just kidding! The item on the right looks like an older cut ham bone that has been water weathered.

 

[Xj1992r]

Exactly what my girlfriend said! I told her Indians didn't use napkins, they used the back of their hand like me

 

[Xj1992r]

Well I showed it to some people at work and everyone agrees its stone, one guy had an idea that it was a ancient type of thimble for sewing.

 

[Xj1992r]

It has the weight of 10 ham bones, lol

 

[NCPeaches]

Well they sure are curious! I hope someone knows soon! Have you tried posting them in the "What is it?" section?

 

[D.E.A.P.]

The round one possibly some sort of game peace?

 

[D.E.A.P.]

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