Unitedstatesofamerica1
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Two artifacts?
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Sorry, just natural rocks, no sign of being worked by man...
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The one looks like pottery there are faint lines
Indian Steve
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The second one does "look" like pottery but I believe it is rock. Usually, you can see sand, tiny gravels, shell etc. inside the broken edges of pottery.
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Sides of the one you think might be pottery has no signs on the sides of being pottery.
rock
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Rough material is a tough call even washed. I see you havent washed them. I do believe both pieces are natural the one that looks like a flake removed to me is a natural flaking of shale which will flake by itself. I do find rough materials sometimes even though I dont post them often. Most can not relate to the rough rock unless you have handled it.
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