Beautiful finds but not sure whats what.

[Stormyrock]

Keep in mind we're all this was found, is also were I found most of my arrowheads. I am still learning and would like your honest opinions and knowledge. What is artifacts in this and what is not. To me I see human alterations to each one and alot more evidence of tool marks.

 

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[newnan man]

Looks like some of those pieces definitely have been worked on, others look like natural stones.

 

[pepperj]

Keep in mind we're all this was found, is also were I found most of my arrowheads. I am still learning and would like your honest opinions and knowledge. What is artifacts in this and what is not. To me I see human alterations to each one and alot more evidence of tool marks. View attachment 2062032 View attachment 2062031

This is just a guess on my part, though it sure reminds me of one of these.

 

[Stormyrock]

This is just a guess on my part, though it sure reminds me of one of these.
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That's really neat. Could possibly be. How old is the type of gun that uses that just curious.

 

[pepperj]

That's really neat. Could possibly be. How old is the type of gun that uses that just curious.

Flintlocks were used 16th century-
So the time-line is lengthy.
Maybe a more knowledgeable member can narrow down the era better.

 

[OntarioArch]

This is just a guess on my part, though it sure reminds me of one of these.
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Never visualized how gun flints worked until I saw this post. Thanks! Too cool.

 

[dirstscratcher]

Flintlocks were prevalent until the early 19'th century when caplocks took over. Many old flintlocks were converted to caplocks.

 

[Buckleberry]

That gunflint was the first thing I saw as well.
Very cool!

also the tan and gray/white chert pieces have potential, maybe some better pics of those.

 

[MAMucker]

A possible hammer stone top left.