New here, and looking for help to identify artifact

[chicamuxen]

Hello all. I just found this website/forum. I live in a area where i have found, and continue to find indian artifacts. Such as spear points, arrow heads and tools. Some are a no brainer to identify, and others not so sure. So looking foward to interacting with this community.

I am attaching a picture of the latest one i found. But not sure what it is. Hope someone can help.
Thank you, Danny

 

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[BLK HOLE]

Welcome to T-Net

 

[T.C.]

Hello all. I just found this website/forum. I live in a area where i have found, and continue to find indian artifacts. Such as spear points, arrow heads and tools. Some are a no brainer to identify, and others not so sure. So looking foward to interacting with this community.

I am attaching a picture of the latest one i found. But not sure what it is. Hope someone can help.
Thank you, DannyView attachment 1790278View attachment 1790278

Hey Danny! Welcome to TNET!
Personally, I don't think it's NA. If you think it's an arrow shaft straightener, the grove is not uniform enough. JMHO Keep pickin' 'em up!

 

[arrow86]

That looks natural to me but I would love to see the other items you have found

 

[TreasureCatto]

Welcome Danny from Texas

The groove shows a natural result of weathering. I’ve seen rocks with grooves like that. Like T.C. said it depends on how deep the groove and how constantly used it may look.

 

[Kray Gelder]

Yeah, that one is tough. Let's see the no-brainer ones. Welcome.

 

[Tdog]

Welcome. As the others have said, it was shaped by nature and not man.

 

[chicamuxen]

Thank you all for the replies. I have attached three pictures showing my collection. Quite a few are no brainers. Some are questionable, but being as they came from the same area, i saved them.

 

[chicamuxen]

Here is another picture. Still learning to post pics here,lol.

 

[chicamuxen]

And here is the last picture.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Thank you all for the replies. I have attached three pictures showing my collection. Quite a few are no brainers. Some are questionable, but being as they came from the same area, i saved them. View attachment 1790318View attachment 1790318

And here is the last picture.

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Welcome to TreasureNet. You do have some artifacts and you have some that are just rocks, these fall under just rocks.

 

[tnmudman]

The first pic is just a rock in my opinion, also the first frame. The next frame has some artifacts in it. The last one is just rocks.

 

[quito]

There may be a scraper and a net weight with 3 notches in that first frame, again maybe!

 

[arrow86]

You do have some nice points , a lot of the other bigger items are prob just debitage , not every rock is going to be an artifact even if your hunting on top a old camp ground or village.

 

[Twitch]

I think what you have is a cast fossil. Probably a crinoid stem, but maybe a piece of coral or a worm hole. Several other nice artifacts in your cases, and several rocks. Welcome to site. Look forward to seeing more finds.

 

[unclemac]

yes, like what was said before....i would separate the "no brainers" from everything else. all pointy rocks are not artifacts. Look for edge work and stop concentrating on shape.

 

[A2coins]

Welcome thanks for sharing you can learn alot on this site I think your gonna like it. Tommy

 

[chicamuxen]

Found these two today. Both have broken tips, but a good day in my book.