Native Gaming Pieces?

[pegleglooker]

Hi Guys,
I was told that these artifacts may be Native gaming pieces.... I'm aware that some tribes used sticks while other used flat(ish) stones... I am hoping to find out if they are real and what tribe they could possibly be from...

Any help would be appreciated

Thx
PLL

 

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[Fat]

... those look pretty neat, will you make a lot more pics front and back one specimen at a time in natural sun light.
What is there story? Did you find and where in general plz..

 

[pegleglooker]

... those look pretty neat, will you make a lot more pics front and back one specimen at a time in natural sun light.
What is there story? Did you find and where in general plz..

This is the only photo we have, and they were supposedly found in a cave near Oceanside California

 

[boogeyman]

Hey Peg, you're close enough, get ahold of Bowers museum in Santa Ana. Yhey've been a big help for me for many years. You do know all up Ortega hwy there was tons of activity? My other good research source passed away a few years ago. If Bowers doesn't know, they can point you. Hint-anything you want to keep, don't take it to UCI!! They have a real bad habit of misplacing goodies.

 

[Garscale]

I would really like to see color photos in good light.

 

[crashbandicoot]

I don,t know,but I,d really love to.Keep us posted.

 

[Tdog]

Who has these pieces now and where are they?

 

[newnan man]

The one in the middle with the skull looking face has the Mexican day of the dead sugar skull look to it.

 

[Relicgrubber]

That picture looks vintage or they used a filter to create that vintage look.

 

[RGINN]

Cool whatever they are. Gaming pieces usually weren't that elaborate.