help, found in north central arkansas

[Buckhead1]

North central arkansas

 

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[Fletch88]

A rock?

 

[VERDE]

Having attended the University Of Arkansas Medical College and being a proud graduate, my educated opinion would be you have found two rocks! HA! Now, Seriously, the larger one appears to be a grinding stone for making grain into flour, and the smaller some type of implement for hammering? From what the pictures appear to be! NEAT FINDS! CONGRATS!! GO HAWGS!! VERDE!

 

[Buckhead1]

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[VERDE]

Dang Buckhead 1 the smaller stone almost looks like a face of some sort? VERDE.

 

[SCDigginWithAK]

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Looks like a Native American axe head to me. But I'm by no means an expert.

 

[surf]

Hello Buckhead,

Welcome and thanks for showing us the round rock and the face rock. I don't see the hand of man involved in the making of either. I'd encourage you to post them both in North American Artifacts.

 

[Buckhead1]

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Here's another i found n there's 3 more with the same oval n flat botom n they all stand up perfectly on their base. They were found in a 7' diameter of each other