Quartz Preform and Hematite?

[JohnDee1]

Hey, I found these items in my creek and I was wondering if anybody could help on identification. The quartz I thought could be a preform or just s rock. The other item I have looks like hematite, and the bottom is smooth. A piece broke and it wasn’t powdery. It is also faintly magnetic. Any help identifying/opinions would be helpful. Thanks always l!

 

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[Jim in Idaho]

Don't know if that's hematite, or not, John. The hematite I've found in drywashes in Wyoming is really smooth and rounded, and weighty. It's more of a grayish color, but leaves a red/brown streak. I would NOT say yours isn't hematite, though...it could very well be.
Jim

 

[arrow86]

Hard to tell on the quartz piece they never show well in pics I have found a few knives and scrapers similar to that but you can see flaking on them probably just a call you will have to determine the other piece I would say just natural

 

[11KBP]

Hey, I found these items in my creek and I was wondering if anybody could help on identification. The quartz I thought could be a preform or just s rock. The other item I have looks like hematite, and the bottom is smooth. A piece broke and it wasn’t powdery. It is also faintly magnetic. Any help identifying/opinions would be helpful. Thanks always l! View attachment 1689260

It certainly looks like hematite. If it is and you rub it against something slightly abrasive you will get a red powder that will stain red if mixed with water or light oil.

 

[Gaspipe]

Look like rocks

 

[JohnDee1]

Thanks for the replies guys, identifying worked quartz is very difficult for me, unless its obvious. I don't think the object I found is an artifact, but I'll keep it nonetheless. I did do a streak test with the hematite-like object, and it left behind a red powder(I dropped it on accident.) Thanks for the replies, and I'll probably stop with my pictures quartz geofacts. Every setback is an experience to learn from, and I am thankful for patience and help members of this forum have provided for me and some of my more questionable posts.