Stone tools?

[MicD]

Hard to see here but some of these have rounded flat edges. One in particular resembles axe or hoe. Stumbled upon these and a ton more like them today along a sunken creek bed. Found some rocks with what I think are burn marks too. I think it's worth exploring the area when I have time, but I'm new to this and am looking for expert-ish opinion first.

 

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[choo]

Sorry just rocks!

 

[jmaschal]

Agreed all natural

 

[Simon1]

I agree, natural. Welcome to the site.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I agree as well. All natural creek stones.

 

[nmtreasure]

Ya just rocks

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, all natural.

 

[quito]

I'd like to see more pics of the one that is fairly round.

That one looks like a possible hammer or grinding stone.

 

[Indian Steve]

MicD, You might want to post your location and ask if any Treasurenetters in your area could show you their collection or maybe take you out for a hunt. It is a whole lot easier to find and recognize relics if you spend some time looking at actual relics first. Good Luck . I'm sure there are relics in your future.