your guess is as good as mine

[mickey]

pictured are 3 hardstone pieces that i found on the same site. i did not think much of the 1st one i found. i did not even record it as an artifact. i did not think much of the 2nd one i found. i thought it was only coincidence that it was the exact same size as the first one. when i found the 3rd one, i began to wonder a little. it was the exact same size as the 1st and 2nd pieces. all three were made of hardstone and do not really show any sign of workmanship. they all seem a little waterworn. maybe it's just me, but i am going to be keeping my eyes open on this site and future sites for pieces like these. i am not implying that they are artifacts, and i have never read anything in any book about anything even close to pieces like these being used for possible "game pieces". i would like to know if anyone out there may have found similar stones on their sites. i have been collecting for over 20 years, and i know an artifact when i see one, but these pieces have me stumped. any thoughts? ps., the sizes of the pieces are 4 1/2cm high, 3 1/2cm wide, and 1 1/2cm thick.

 

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[RPG]

those look really rare and SPECIAL
I hope we can figure out what these are
they need to be identified for sure

I agree. I've never seen anything like them in any of the books I've read.

 

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[Th3rty7]

just creek tumbled and rounded rocks imo, if they showed usewear or ginding striations I'd think they were hammersones or preforms.

 

[Tnmountains]

any way they could be fossils ? I mean the size is right for snake/reptile.. Beats me lots of cool rocks it seems in the artifact section
TnMtns