Can someone help me with this found looking for arrowheads rock with carvings

[Ohio419]

is this Native American

 

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[Pinwheel]

Ohio. Nice find. It could be part of a bigger monument or information center. I hope you can remember where you found it and the exact position it was in. If not that information may be lost forever. It is important to never move signs/symbols when one finds them in the field. I would try placing the rock back exactly as you found it, as best as you can. take pictures of the area all around it. Hope it helps
Pinwheel

 

[Ohio419]

Yes I know rite where I found it along with the other smaller ones also found gorget around the area about 10 years ago when I was a kid there was suppose to be old burail mound around where I found it but was washed away years ago here is some of the things I found

 

[rangler]

burial items with holes in them where wore for decoration, the items that were "knapped"with chips showing the work were made to sharpen the rock, in this case I suspect 'hide scrappers' to get rid of the fat off the hide to make robes and blankets, neolithic in age,appox 10-20 thousand years ago- good finds be sure to check your state laws for possessing such items, the first rock not sharpened, was more than likely a bone cracker used to get the marrow out of the
bone, the design /i have seen on various items of the Neolithic age, taken from the design of the rattlesnake, today we call it the diamond back rattler~!
rangler

 

[stefen]

As a suggestion, it would be helpful if your background material was plain...like white or lite tan...

Pattern is busy and distracting...

Makes it hard to concentrate.

thanks.

 

[Ohio419]

Here's better pics front back side other side looks like diamond patterns on both sides but other side is more worn and pattern harder to make out

 

[fronjm05]

On first pictures in this thread: is there a known wolverine like person in the area?

 

[fronjm05]

Sorry... Cool pictures though. Looks like a nice , historic native area you found. Take good care of those artifacts ! Historic treasures, nice find

 

[fronjm05]

Wow you really think that old Rangler? That would be something .