Thanks so much Robot!! I donāt brush aside something as just a rock here on Long Island. Something said take them, and research! Itās fun but can be somewhat frustrating! Youāve given me fantastic information and I appreciate it!! Funny thing is- I was looking for sea glass šHi Sha0512,
Welcome to the "Show"!
Nice find...Being on the beach with a history of native indians...what I believe you have are a collection of:...Native American Stone Fish Weights, Fish Net Weights and possible Thumb Scrapers.
These items are becoming more and more a valuable collector's item!
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Best finds are sometimes made when one is only looking for sea glass!Thanks so much Robot!! I donāt brush aside something as just a rock here on Long Island. Something said take them, and research! Itās fun but can be somewhat frustrating! Youāve given me fantastic information and I appreciate it!! Funny thing is- I was looking for sea glass š
Hi all. I appreciate your feedback in advance!! I found these interesting ārock likeā items on the North Shore of Long Island , on a beach. I know there were 13 Native American tribes on the island at one point, so thought Iād investigate. Thank you again! View attachment 2135533 View attachment 2135534 View attachment 2135535 View attachment 2135536 View attachment 2135537 View attachment 2135538 View attachment 2135539 View attachment 2135540 View attachment 2135541 View attachment 2135542 View attachment 2135543 View attachment 2135544 View attachment 2135545
About how heavy are they typically?Thanks so much Robot!! I donāt brush aside something as just a rock here on Long Island. Something said take them, and research! Itās fun but can be somewhat frustrating! Youāve given me fantastic information and I appreciate it!! Funny thing is- I was looking for sea glass š
yes indeed...and a perfect example of pareidolia too!Hi
My eye saw a very similar comparison on these two
Fishing line sinker or net weight/sinker
Smithsonian
National Museum of the American Indian
New York
Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
One Bowling Green
New York, NY 10004
Culture/People possibly Multiple archaeological cultures (attributed), including Late Archaic and Woodland Traditions
Previous owner University of Vermont
Object Name Fishing line sinker or net weight/sinkerMedia/MaterialsStoneTechniquesFlaked/chippedObject TypeHunting/Fishing/WarfarePlaceColchester; Chittenden County; Vermont; USA
Date created3000 BCāAD 1600 (Late Archaic to Late Woodland period)Collection HistoryCollection history unknown; formerly in the collection of the University of Vermont; acquired by MAI through an exchange with the University of Vermont in 1917.
Catalog Number6/5798
See related itemsMultiple archaeological culturesHunting/Fishing/Warfare
Contact UsHave a concern, a correction, or something to add? Contact us: https://nmai.si.edu/collections-statement
First stone is: Sha0512
Second and third stone is : Smithsonian?
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"or", not "on"....as in ... or anything other than "just rocks".....? Sorry I donāt understand your reply šplease explain
Hi
My eye saw a very similar comparison on these two
Fishing line sinker or net weight/sinker
Smithsonian
National Museum of the American Indian
New York
Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
One Bowling Green
New York, NY 10004
Culture/People possibly Multiple archaeological cultures (attributed), including Late Archaic and Woodland Traditions
Previous owner University of Vermont
Object Name Fishing line sinker or net weight/sinkerMedia/MaterialsStoneTechniquesFlaked/chippedObject TypeHunting/Fishing/WarfarePlaceColchester; Chittenden County; Vermont; USA
Date created3000 BCāAD 1600 (Late Archaic to Late Woodland period)Collection HistoryCollection history unknown; formerly in the collection of the University of Vermont; acquired by MAI through an exchange with the University of Vermont in 1917.
Catalog Number6/5798
See related itemsMultiple archaeological culturesHunting/Fishing/Warfare
Contact UsHave a concern, a correction, or something to add? Contact us: https://nmai.si.edu/collections-statement
First stone is: Sha0512
Second and third stone is : Smithsonian?
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yes indeed...and a perfect example of pareidolia too!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia
Robot, youāve been extremely helpful, I appreciate your input and effort.!Hi
My eye saw a very similar comparison on these two
Fishing line sinker or net weight/sinker
Smithsonian
National Museum of the American Indian
New York
Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
One Bowling Green
New York, NY 10004
Culture/People possibly Multiple archaeological cultures (attributed), including Late Archaic and Woodland Traditions
Previous owner University of Vermont
Object Name Fishing line sinker or net weight/sinkerMedia/MaterialsStoneTechniquesFlaked/chippedObject TypeHunting/Fishing/WarfarePlaceColchester; Chittenden County; Vermont; USA
Date created3000 BCāAD 1600 (Late Archaic to Late Woodland period)Collection HistoryCollection history unknown; formerly in the collection of the University of Vermont; acquired by MAI through an exchange with the University of Vermont in 1917.
Catalog Number6/5798
See related itemsMultiple archaeological culturesHunting/Fishing/Warfare
Contact UsHave a concern, a correction, or something to add? Contact us: https://nmai.si.edu/collections-statement
First stone is: Sha0512
Second and third stone is : Smithsonian?
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