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STONE KNAPPED BIRD EFFIGYS( YOU WILL LOVE THIS)

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There has always been a debate about bird effigys that had been knapped out of stone. 1st let me say that the Eagle effigy that we see so much of is not ancient, but these were found on a controlled dig. Screenshot_20200525-194849.webpScreenshot_20200525-194600.webpScreenshot_20200525-194546.webp

Just something to think about!!!!!!
 
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Not sure what it is but I see where your coming from. Carved or natural I don’t know, but on this site it’s natural, other places maybe not. Who is right? The smarter the poster, the less definitive their opinions.


Who knows, maybe he’ll post authentication papers next week.

Fred do not attack or mock our forum.
 
Pointing out that some people state opinion as facts which are sometimes incorrect isn’t mocking or attacking in my opinion, but I apologize if it came across that way.
 
People sell fake Clovis points on ebay, so that means all Clovis points are fake. Sound logic.
 
At what point is it no longer portable rock art and just rock art? Depend on the size of the native? Is there a limit to the distance it must be portable 10'.... 1/4 mile? Just learnin this stuff haha!
 
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At what point is it no longer portable rock art and just rock art. Depend on the size of the native? Is there a limit to the distance it just be portable 10'.... 1/4 mile? Just learnin this stuff haha!

I always call them portable if I can throw it half way across the river. That's how I know its portable art.
 
Thanks for everyone's comment on the pic of the rock. I didn't mean to cause a controversy over this and have someone censored. I feel everyone gave their honest and open opinion which is the intent here I thought. I'm not offended by anyone's comments. I'm just a regular person, not a faker or seller and I'm not the Dave on the link above. This is a great site and am looking forward to posting some of the other items I have found for comment.
 
I go along with Carl Sagan0528201556.webpScreenshot_20200528-160230.webp
The 1st photo is the tile in my bathroom . If you look you can see a face with a big nose but it's just my tile pattern.
 
What culture made those Fred? What kind if tools do you think they used? What age are they?
 
Thread title is Bird Effigies, it is not portable art.
 
Garscale , I have speculations but nothing more, no freakin clue. Treasure Hunter, I’ve posted most before so feel free to remove, totally off topic, just my best argument.
 

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