Artifacts or my imagination? am i on the right track?

[rockgoblin]

Hello, I'm new to identifying stone tools, and i think i found an area that's producing artifacts, however i have a very strong imagination so i could use some help! Any input will be much appreciated.

 

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[smokeythecat]

I vote artifacts. Left top, the first two appear to be pottery.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Post better pictures of top 2 on left.. Others look natural from picture posted..

 

[rockgoblin]

 

[rockgoblin]

Are these edges too finely jagged to be pressure flaked? View attachment 1269985

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Can we see pictures of the back of the two pieces that might be Pottery? Also a view of the edges please. Everything else looks like naturally formed stones.

 

[BagLady]

I would look closer at the top right and bottom right, and get more pics.

 

[stefen]

Close but no cigar...

 

[rockgoblin]

 

[rockgoblin]

Dang, well atleast i know what to leave behind next time thanks for all the input guys, i cant imagine what it feels like to find a perfect dalton or clovis

 

[fyrffytr1]

i cant imagine what it feels like to find a perfect dalton or clovis

Keep looking and you will.

 

[chase2]

I may be wrong but those maybe asbestos tiles.

 

[old digger]

Welcome to TNET!

Six of those black colored pieces look like waste fakes of a material that may have been used in your are (?). I can see some micro flaking on a couple of them but it is hard to tell if it was purposely done or natural. On of those does look like a micro blade though. The rest look pretty much natural, and I would have to agree with chase2 that the pottery looking pieces look a lot like weathered asbestos tiles. Don't give up, and soon or later you my just find what we all consider the rewards of ''The diligence of the hunt''.

 

[quito]

I would be willing to bet that two of the stone pieces are artifacts

 

[smokeythecat]

I've seen pieces like this before on the beach. It may be worn out old pieces of Asbestos shingle.

 

[rock]

I've seen pieces like this before on the beach. It may be worn out old pieces of Asbestos shingle.

Could be that or crockery

 

[rock]

Are these edges too finely jagged to be pressure flaked? View attachment 1269985

Any chance of getting a pic of the bottom left one. top and bottom? 1st photo. Looks to be secondary flaking on the edge but cant tell for sure.

 

[rockgoblin]

Here are top and bottom photos

 

[BagLady]

Here are top and bottom photos

That one looks like it was worked.

 

[rockgoblin]

hopefully we will get some good spring rain in a few months and it shakes loose some keeperrs