Cape Cod Native American Artifact identification???

[jaybreezy58]

I found these last year on the lower cape beach walls. Not sure if they are anything. But I wanted to get you guys opinions and some help identifying these. Thank you!

 

[Fat]

.... they are all natural specimens, made by Mother Nature..

 

[jaybreezy58]

.... they are all natural specimens, made by Mother Nature..

damn thats too bad. I was certain at least 1 of them was something considering the area and location.

 

[unclemac]

when trying to identify a rock as an artifact one question to ask yourself is..."what would I use it for?" if it doesn't have an obvious use it is nearly always just a rock.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Welcome to TreasureNet.

Sorry, they are correct, they are natural stone reformed by nature.

 

[fyrffytr1]

While I agree with the others that these are natural rocks I would have toted them home too! I have a nice collection of couldabeens!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

While I agree with the other that these are natural rocks I would have toted them home too! I have a nice collection of couldabeens!

Very true, I brought home a lot of rocks to put in a rock garden in front yard.

 

[creskol]

Right or wrong, I have seen a lot of "common rocks" identified as nutting stones, tools, hammer stones, etc.

 

[unclemac]

don't forget to check out "portable rock art " on ebay...always good for a chuckle....and "shaman stone" too

 

[jaybreezy58]

Right or wrong, I have seen a lot of "common rocks" identified as nutting stones, tools, hammer stones, etc.

So these are just common rocks?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

So these are just common rocks?

Yes sir, sorry to say they are formed my mother nature, not man.