snake effigy head

[unclemac]

now this...THIS...is a geofact snake effigy head! It even has a scaly head...my wife wouldn't even touch it.

 

[monsterrack]

Cool rock

 

[GaRebel1861]

That is pretty cool looking. I would have brought that back home as well.

 

[NCPeaches]

That's crazy! and I don't blame your wife for not touching it!

 

[Topnod]

I have also found what apears to be a snake head or snapping turtle head effige ?/ mine was found in north ms. on a site that i have found many artifacts some of them i have pictured here , if anyone can help me with some info on this i would be so thankful.any aditional picts or info i can provide please feel free to ask .im new to this hobby n cant seem to find much info at all on this thank in advance....... Topnod :-)

 

[unclemac]

you have some nice items there. if you want more info on any of them, post them one at a time on a new thread. your snake head needs better pictures with better lighting...it may actually be something, hard to tell.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Geofact.

 

[Topnod]

ok thanks i will work on better picts. the other items i was just showing so that they might give an idea of other things found in close proximity to the snake head but thanks for your reply should i post the better picts here or add to my post or ?? thanks n sorry for newby questions

 

[Mark Todd]

your initial photos don't to show anything but natural geological erosion, I attached a photo of a couple of classic snake effigy axes to demonstrate the difference between geological and manufactured artifacts, hope that helps.

 

[Mark Todd]

Whenever you pick up a rock that is shiny dense with eroded fractures (like the top of the rock in your pictures) and eroded geologically on the sides you can know that it's a multi-density conglomerate rock.