Need Help identifying and dating Indian Quartz artifacts

[Creekhound]

I have a bunch of artifacts that I've found in Virginia that I need some help identifying and dating. I can't seem to find a whole lot info or examples of most of the stuff that I've been finding. I have found slate and Quartz/quartzite tomahawk heads, hammers, knives, scrapers, spear points, handles, and some arrow heads. A few pieces are made of a couple other types of rocks as well. One piece is a green and black Jasper I believe. The couple pics without the ruler are all around 2-5 inches. Most of the pieces were found surface hunting the banks around a creek that's right next to the river. I would appreciate anyone that could help me figure out exactly what I've got. I'm guessing a few of my pieces are a little rare since I can't seem to find any examples like them anywhere (or I'm just not looking in the right place lol). Thanks!👍

 

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[Icewing]

Sorry but I just don't see anything more than ordinary rocks.
With the exception of maybe the one in the top middle of your last picture.

 

[tamrock]

Random rock fragments are the majority of what you have in my opinion, with the exception of the piece icewing noted. That's a good find.

 

[Tony in SC]

Except for the one in the last pic, none show any signs of being worked by man.

 

[Indian Steve]

I am sorry to say that I have to agree with the other posters. I live near Martinsville VA. If you are close, I would be glad to show you my collection and maybe take you out to find some real artifacts.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

Some of them have been worked . Only see one native point. Most are by priest the other nature. The heart is one of the priest's work

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