Elk river for the win!

[Digginitdaily]

A bird in the hand is worth two on the counter! I found this little guy on the elk river in middle Tennessee. Definitely a favorite of mine! It does have some very fine details but unfortunately I'm not a photographer so just use your imagination!

 

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[CreekSide]

I’m sure you can get a better picture than that. Try outside cause I could be wrong but I think it’s a rock?

 

[JKicker]

I think that's just a natural one.

 

[Digginitdaily]

They're all "just rocks" lol !

 

[CreekSide]

They're all "just rocks" lol !

You know you happen to have the game figured out pretty good. I’m afraid I am going to have to put you on block like many others for trolling.

 

[Digginitdaily]

You know you happen to have the game figured out pretty good. I’m afraid I am going to have to put you on block like many others for trolling.

This ain't a game, its a way of life !

 

[dognose]

what is it? I can't tell from the photo.

 

[antmike915]

Definitely need a better photo, details are a necessity for any opinions (natural or not).

 

[JKicker]

This may sound cynical or mean but that's not my intention. I'm thinking you need more experience in what fine details are and how they are made. It wasn't too long ago you had a rock you thought was a ceremonial axe.

 

[Digginitdaily]

This may sound cynical or mean but that's not my intention. I'm thinking you need more experience in what fine details are and how they are made. It wasn't too long ago you had a rock you thought was a ceremonial axe.

I think of it like this . . I'm not a photographer. I don't worry about the details for everyone to see. I have never bought or sold a artifact and never will . Therefore, I really have nothing to gain or lose if someone can't see what I see . Unfortunately, I'm gifted with a curse called spatial viewing that allows me to see what others can only see with 3d imaging. What people fail to realize is that the native American culture was continuously evolving to adapt in everyday life. So just because it's never been seen before, does that really mean it doesn't exist. A lot of what I know has came from years of research and reading of documented examples. Most of which were well before my time . Common sense will tell you that certain rocks only appear in certain areas. Therefore someone brought them. Logic and common sense will tell you that somethings aren't natural.

 

[newnan man]

And common sense tells us that is just an odd shaped rock.

 

[JKicker]

I think of it like this . . I'm not a photographer. I don't worry about the details for everyone to see. I have never bought or sold a artifact and never will . Therefore, I really have nothing to gain or lose if someone can't see what I see . Unfortunately, I'm gifted with a curse called spatial viewing that allows me to see what others can only see with 3d imaging. What people fail to realize is that the native American culture was continuously evolving to adapt in everyday life. So just because it's never been seen before, does that really mean it doesn't exist. A lot of what I know has came from years of research and reading of documented examples. Most of which were well before my time . Common sense will tell you that certain rocks only appear in certain areas. Therefore someone brought them. Logic and common sense will tell you that somethings aren't natural.

I don't even know where to begin so I'm not even going to try. Every rock you think is an artifact, is an artifact. You're special gifts out weigh my 40 years of experience. If you don't start listening to people who have been doing this for years, in 40 years you'll have a yard full of rocks that are only artifacts in your mind.

 

[DirtyHandsCleanPoints]

I don't even know where to begin so I'm not even going to try. Every rock you think is an artifact, is an artifact. You're special gifts out weigh my 40 years of experience. If you don't start listening to people who have been doing this for years, in 40 years you'll have a yard full of rocks that are only artifacts in your mind.

That would be one cool super power lol I think it’s a Clovis 😂

 

[Digginitdaily]

I don't even know where to begin so I'm not even going to try. Every rock you think is an artifact, is an artifact. You're special gifts out weigh my 40 years of experience. If you don't start listening to people who have been doing this for years, in 40 years you'll have a yard full of rocks that are only artifacts in your mind.

Maybe you should take your own advice and realize that you don't necessarily know it all. 40 years.... the fact that you cant understand how hard it to get fine details in photos says alot about that experience... See, the world has this thing called free will and its a Benifit to the people who know how to use it. I never asked for any opinions nor for any suggestions. Not to mention the fact that people tend to look at the photos and not actually read before commenting. I'll be the first to admit, I don't know everything. Thanks for your input

 

[Buckleberry]

" just use your imagination!" Is an excellent disclaimer when posting unaltered rock pics...admitting to Pareidolia is the first step.

 

[JKicker]

Maybe you should take your own advice and realize that you don't necessarily know it all. 40 years.... the fact that you cant understand how hard it to get fine details in photos says alot about that experience... See, the world has this thing called free will and its a Benifit to the people who know how to use it. I never asked for any opinions nor for any suggestions. Not to mention the fact that people tend to look at the photos and not actually read before commenting. I'll be the first to admit, I don't know everything. Thanks for your input

That's some very fine advice sir. I think I'll take it and leave you and you're spatial viewing artifacts that only you have the ability to see alone.

 

[Mdpartner]

A 23 BC Monopoly token?

 

[DirtyHandsCleanPoints]

Maybe you should take your own advice and realize that you don't necessarily know it all. 40 years.... the fact that you cant understand how hard it to get fine details in photos says alot about that experience... See, the world has this thing called free will and its a Benifit to the people who know how to use it. I never asked for any opinions nor for any suggestions. Not to mention the fact that people tend to look at the photos and not actually read before commenting. I'll be the first to admit, I don't know everything. Thanks for your input

You posted your unicorn on a public site of artifact enthusiasts, that’s subject to opinions and suggestions “logic and common sense should tell you that” you asked for it you just weren’t ready for it 🙂

 

[Tnmountains]

I have hunted Elk River,Duck and stones river. Elk is very rich in artifacts especially going back towards Monteagle. Place was loaded up in the bluffs above Elk.Famous for morters and pestles. Just get permission if up in there.

 

[JKicker]

I have hunted Elk River,Duck and stones river. Elk is very rich in artifacts especially going back towards Monteagle. Place was loaded up in the bluffs above Elk.Famous for morters and pestles. Just get permission if up in there.

I've only lived in middle Tennessee a few years but I agree, the area has a rich history and plenty of artifacts.