PNW Prehistoric Indian Tools found on beach-

[BeachWalker]

I'm new here, but I've been hunting for years. This is my collection of "tools" that I have found over the years while out on many a beach walk. I started to notice, they were always made out of the same material, in the same area and no where else. A lady who lived down the street from me who always talked to herself and yelled out at cars and people as they walked through the park across the street from her (on the water), that we "were walking on ancient Indian burial grounds and that we shouldn't trespass!" I never thought there was any truth to her claims, but after finding these only a couple blocks away from where she was talking about on the beach, I am beginning to think that maybe she knew what she was yelling about. :/ Any information to shed here folks? Links? Specialists? These are found on a private beach in the Seattle area. Thanks, Enjoy!

 

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[Charlie P. (NY)]

I have seen such things described as trace "fossils" from burrows of crabs. They silt in with a different soil than the surrounding sand and harden.

 

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[Kevlardini]

Hi Beach walker,
I also agree that most of those look like naturally occurring rock forms here's a picture of one I found.

these are also called pothole stones, where other stones and sediment after years of erosion create interesting forms. I do agree with Bosn Mate that those two could be real Indian artifacts. However all the others are still very cool pieces, so in my opinion, even though they might not be Indian artifacts, definitely keep them all!

 

[bigfoot1]

I call them leaverites...leave em right where you found em.sandstone can fill in areas of shape then become stone.

in nature random rock shape means random,somewhere is a rock that looks just like you.and elvis,and the pope etc.