Need help with identifying these back yard finds! There are lots of these Native stone carvings.

[EDavis]

 

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[Digger RJ]

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Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Indian Steve]

Cool stuff, but not Native made.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, but they are not Indian artifacts.

 

[crashbandicoot]

Welcome to Tnet from S.E.Arkansas.

 

[Almy]

Looks like cast iron. Getting more rust off might allow identification.

 

[ClutchGatorade]

Awesome, and also what are your gloves? Got a link?

 

[EDavis]

Awesome, and also what are your gloves? Got a link?

Thanks! The gloves are from my job but they have similar gloves at Walmart called viper. They are stronger than regular nitro gloves.

 

[SCdigger]

Could you point out what you see as Native American? I don't see anything altered by man...only natural rocks. (just fyi, been hunting collecting Native American artifacts 40+ years). Soak the iron items in apple cider vinegar for a few days and maybe what's under the rust will reveal itself.

 

[Seahound]

Not native stuff

 

[EDavis]

Could you point out what you see as Native American? I don't see anything altered by man...only natural rocks. (just fyi, been hunting collecting Native American artifacts 40+ years). Soak the iron items in apple cider vinegar for a few days and maybe what's under the rust will reveal itself.

The post I put is of a couple of stones from my yard but mostly some metal pieces. I do have those pieces soaking in vinegar like you said. I’ll try to get them cleaned better and repost. Thanks