I found this out by a rock garden and it had a face on it of a Indian can anyone tell me anything about it

[Cod88]

It also looks like metal and maybe gold in it

 

[Red-Coat]

Welcome to Tnet.

You posted this same rock on another forum where I am a moderator, saying:

“Can anyone help me out I found this and was wondering about selling it I already had someone offer me 1,250 for it but wanted to make sure it was a fair price. I think it's worth more.”

When correctly told by multiple responders that this is just a natural rock, you replied as below (which got you banned):

“Well I guess you guys are dumb as _ _ _ _ cause I had a museum give me 7,500 for it. It is a chief indian craved in it. And it is from around 1000 bce. But thanks for y'all help dumb _ _ _."

Perhaps you could kindly elaborate on which museum gave you $7,500 for a natural rock, since I have a bucketful they might be interested in.

 

[Cod88]

Owensboro museum

 

[Cod88]

Welcome to Tnet.

You posted this same rock on another forum where I am a moderator, saying:

“Can anyone help me out I found this and was wondering about selling it I already had someone offer me 1,250 for it but wanted to make sure it was a fair price. I think it's worth more.”

When correctly told by multiple responders that this is just a natural rock, you replied as below (which got you banned):

“Well I guess you guys are dumb as _ _ _ _ cause I had a museum give me 7,500 for it. It is a chief indian craved in it. And it is from around 1000 bce. But thanks for y'all help dumb _ _ _."

Perhaps you could kindly elaborate on which museum gave you $7,500 for a natural rock, since I have a bucketful they might be interested in.

U would think that u would know better look at all the fine detail in the rock u tried to make me look bad. I wouldn't post something natural on here maybe u just couldn't see it but it was real. Sorry if u didn't think so

 

[Red-Coat]

Owensboro museum

"... of Science & History" or "... of Fine Art"?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

It also looks like metal and maybe gold in it

Sorry, but as others have said, just a rock. The "face" you think you see is your mind and what is called "pareidolia", it is basically your mind trying to form images out of random pattern.

This is why there are no signs of being worked by man when picture is blown up, no signs of pecking, grinding, or flaking which you would see if it had be formed by ancient man.

Pareidolia - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Here are a couple large examples.

A museum full of small examples.