Help with possible rock symbols

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Charlie P. (NY)

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Help me figure this out!!

Lets see: rocks, trees, irregular terrain?

You were in the woods.
 

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Ryano

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Reminds me of a natural process where organic matter decays and leaves an imprint of pretty patterns on a stone?s surface.
 

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Reminds me of a natural process where organic matter decays and leaves an imprint of pretty patterns on a stone?s surface.

I should have mentioned I dug next to the tree and found piles upon piles of oyster shells about a foot deep.
 

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GoldieLocks

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Can you do a "rubbing" with something like dark chalk or art charcole over a relatively thin paper played over the rock surface, you may get a better idea of what you want to identify as far as human made marks.
 

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Can you do a "rubbing" with something like dark chalk or art charcole over a relatively thin paper played over the rock surface, you may get a better idea of what you want to identify as far as human made marks.
Good idea, thank you for the input!
 

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xaos

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Location?
Location?
Location?

Oysters? Where is the salt water from the location?
 

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