Painted rock art

[EDavis]

I’m looking for someone who knows indigenous rock art that can tell me something about them. I have a small somewhat backyard yard and a lot of this stone. They are hard to see so I had to edit them to enhance the image some. I’m even willing to send some to someone who is really interested for keeps. I just want to know more about them.

 

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[Tesorodeoro]

I’m looking for someone who knows indigenous rock art that can tell me something about them. I have a small somewhat backyard yard and a lot of this stone. They are hard to see so I had to edit them to enhance the image some. I’m even willing to send some to someone who is really interested for keeps. I just want to know more about them.

What is it your trying to show?

 

[Tintaint]

Just types of sandstone. Leaverite if you will

 

[EDavis]

What is it your trying to show?

I will work on these better so that they can be seen better and repost. They are hard to see and I have to very lightly clean with cotton swab. They have been in the soiled ground

 

[EDavis]

I’m looking for someone who knows indigenous rock art that can tell me something about them. I have a small somewhat backyard yard and a lot of this stone. They are hard to see so I had to edit them to enhance the image some. I’m even willing to send some to someone who is really interested for keeps. I just want to know more about them.

These are other things that have come from my backyard. Not sure what was going on then or when. My house was built in 1920. I’m sure these things are older.

 

[Tesorodeoro]

Looks like there was a burn pile or a home burned down there at one time. I don’t see any Native American artifacts jumping out at me. Keep looking, there has to be treasure there.

 

[EDavis]

Looks like there was a burn pile or a home burned down there at one time. I don’t see any Native American artifacts jumping out at me. Keep looking, there has to be treasure there.

Are none of these indigenous, the bead is gold, the clay ball

 

[Tdog]

The clay ball looks like a clay marble judging from your pics--possibly as old as late 1800's.

 

[unclemac]

no, nothing indigenous. Just junk and scraps from trash heaps and burns. You would find a lot of that on my property. Your stones are also just rocks. If you really had something it would be obvious to you and you wouldn't need to ask. There is no such thing as "portable rock art".

 

[Tdog]

In post#5, next to last pic, top left item looks like a flattened salt box spout.

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[dirstscratcher]

The brass screw is out of a toilet brass fill valve, the brooch is obviously not NA. The white disk is a button with the center broken out. I wouldn't go so far as to say there's no such thing as portable rock art. but I haven't seen any other than things that have obvious forms such as birdstones, pipes, etc. engraved rocks could fit that category as well.