Hammer stones!?

[flintriverrat]

Found a good deal of hammer stones or at least I think so. These don’t seem to be to abundant around the places I search. But found some good sized ones and a few big boys.

I searched a washout still haven’t found my first point but found some good shards I believe.

And this weird thing I found on a dirt road yesterday

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon!

[gunsil]

Sorry, you have just a bunch of plain old rocks not artifacts.

 

[Tdog]

Hammerstones will exhibit usage wear/battering. Look at some in this recent thread that southfork started...

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/north-american-indian-artifacts/614709-hammerstones-8-22-19-a.html

 

[MAMucker]

Please share photos of the piece (1st Pic) in the upper right (front, back, sides). I think I see pecking marks on the top end?

Also, If you could, present them-one at a time, showing (focusing) on the details that got your attention and explain or illustrate possible NA workmanship.

Welcome to the forum FRR!

 

[arrow86]

All look natural to me the only ones that have a slim chance is pic #3 bottom right corner a few of those look like debitage but if found in washout all those big rocks tumbling around could easily create same affect

 

[Tdog]

Also, If you could, present them-one at a time, showing (focusing) on the details that got your attention and explain or illustrate possible NA workmanship.

MAMucker is correct. You will get more responses that way. With so many in one pic, that will turn off folks that otherwise would take the time to look over one and size it up. It's like looking over a "mosaic".

 

[GaRebel1861]

What you have posted looks natural to me as well. Keep hunting those shoals while the river is low and I promise that you will find points, tools, and fossils laying out. Some even fully exposed. Good luck