Indian artifacts

[beau7johnson]

Can anyone verify if these are in fact Native American artifacts.

 

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[GB Paleo]

I don't see any in that picture, Sorry

 

[arrow86]

Hard to tell from that pic but I don't see anything the stands out as an artifact.

 

[gentleone444]

Heres a tip: pick the one you think most looks like a point to you...the take closeup pics in natural light of front back and sides/edges. Then post them. The pic you posted above is too many and too far away to tell anything. Good luck!

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[shadrickhunt]

Look natural to me .

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Welcome to the site Beau. Unfortunately all I see are natural stones. The only one that may be something is the center stone. Can you show close ups of all the sides please? It may be a Hammerstone.

 

[filmiracl]

I don't know... I almost don't want to say this because I sincerely don't mean to be rude, but I don't understand why so many people pick up things that are clearly just random rocks that are all over the world and haul them home think they're something. Everyone starts somewhere and needs to learn, but I think just about everyone knows what an arrowhead / projectile point / or something looks like. Some good questions to ask would be "Does this look to be purposefully shaped or worked by man?" and "What would this be used for?"