LadyClaire
Newbie
I went rock hunting in a creek near me that is pretty heavy in geodes and fossils. You can also find the occasional Native American artifact in the creek bed. Years ago I found a hammer stone, can't be mistaken for anything else..it has the worn end and finger grips on each side.
These, however, I picked up just because I liked the shapes of the rocks. It didn't occur to me that they might be anything else until I noticed how uniform in shape two of the rocks were, and that the pieces of flint I picked up had a worked edge. Still, the round ones could just be natural rocks, worn smooth by being tumbled in the creek for goodness knows how long, and that creek is so full of flint that some of it is bound to get broken up naturally. So, have I found anything, or are they just nice, but nothing special rocks?
Of the two round rocks, one has a perfectly flat bottom. I posted a picture of it from the side as well so you can see it. It's the rock on the right in the group picture. The one with the hole in it..bead, or just worn rock? is the longer flint anything but a chunk of flint?
The round rocks fit in the palm of my hand..they're not very big, which is why I wasn't sure if they'd really be anything but naturally tumbled stones. Though this particular creek tends to have more jagged, large rocks, since it has a very loose rocky bed.
These, however, I picked up just because I liked the shapes of the rocks. It didn't occur to me that they might be anything else until I noticed how uniform in shape two of the rocks were, and that the pieces of flint I picked up had a worked edge. Still, the round ones could just be natural rocks, worn smooth by being tumbled in the creek for goodness knows how long, and that creek is so full of flint that some of it is bound to get broken up naturally. So, have I found anything, or are they just nice, but nothing special rocks?
Of the two round rocks, one has a perfectly flat bottom. I posted a picture of it from the side as well so you can see it. It's the rock on the right in the group picture. The one with the hole in it..bead, or just worn rock? is the longer flint anything but a chunk of flint?
The round rocks fit in the palm of my hand..they're not very big, which is why I wasn't sure if they'd really be anything but naturally tumbled stones. Though this particular creek tends to have more jagged, large rocks, since it has a very loose rocky bed.
