NATIVE AMERICAN EFFIGY??

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jthrasher

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Is this a Native American relic? [/ATTACH] IMG_9560.jpeg IMG_9561.jpeg [/ATTACH] IMG_9563.jpeg I found this rock in the Rio Grande Vally in Harlingen, Texas. It was on the bank of Colorado River Arroyo.
 

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Looks natural to me. Thanks for sharing
 

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Sorry, not an effigy, it is natural rock with erosion. Moved to Geofact forum.
 

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