I'm looking for help in identifying these items ... I recently found them in a creek near by where Artifacts are found in abundance

[Interestedin$]

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The second and third photo are of the same piece. There's a hole drilled all the way thru . Almost like for a stick or something to hold onto

 

[Tony in SC]

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They look like natural rock? I don't see any working by man?

 

[DizzyDigger]

I agree with Tony, I see no evidence of being worked by a human, nor evidence of use. They're just cool looking regular old rocks.

 

[ToddsPoint]

I think that’s limestone. Fairly soft and it gets eroded into funny shapes by water. Too soft to be useful tools. Just rocks.

 

[unclemac]

good to remember... NA folk were not Fred Flintstone.... the tools that the made were finely crafted.