WHAT IS IT? . .... Native American Artifacts?

[cowsaretrippy]

Previously posted this in a different thread but felt this thread / category is more suitable. ...

Found these 2 items on a farm in eastern PA.
The one was in a corn field the other by a creek
The first item I believe is a worker piece, possibly from Flint knapping or an abrader .

The 2nd peice found by the creek can easily be nothing but to me looks to unique in shape to be a natural cut rock. It sort of reminds me of a paperfootball the way it is shaped

Any ideas on what these items truly are if anything at all?
Thanks!
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Edit:
BTW decided to add another photo of a mystery item I found from the same site beneath an old bridge that runs over a creek in the area .. it's the 2nd item on the right. I have no idea what type of stone it is. Possible Native American paint dish or just a random chunk of concrete?




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[GaRebel1861]

Those look nature to me. I don’t see any alteration by man. Keep looking there’s plenty of artifacts out there waiting to be found. Good luck!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, they all look like natural rocks, not artifacts. Better luck next time.

 

[civil_war22]

As said by others, natural stone. No evidence of being knapped or used in any form by Native Americans.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

I agree with what has already mentioned here, they look natural to me.

Maybe consider posting here as well... North American Indian Artifacts

Dave

 

[Professor of Engineering]

They look natural to me. Keep at it, I bet some cool finds await you!

 

[MadTom]

Maybe your first thumbnail photo? Wish I could see it clearer

 

[Sidevalve45]

The third picture down kinda looks like a gun flint.