Couple of whats its.

[irbaddadjoe]

Heres a couple more pieces found that are different.

 

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[allen]

first pic looks more fossilised than indian relic.

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

FYI That first piece is a part of a turtle shell (the top middle part of the shell I think?)! Now I don't know if it was used by natives or not but I find TONS on the river. The first time I found one I thought it looked like a hair beret made of bone then someone pointed out what it was.
I think the other looks like petrified wood but can't be sure .
Cool finds though!
Phil

 

[jpitt1970]

looks like either Croc or turtle scute & petrified wood

 

[SoIll]

Definitely fossil on the first one. I just don't see that being part of a turtle or alligator. Looks more like a tooth or tusk to me. You should put it on the fossil page. The second may be a core of fossilized wood.

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

Definitely fossil on the first one. I just don't see that being part of a turtle or alligator. Looks more like a tooth or tusk to me. You should put it on the fossil page. The second may be a core of fossilized wood.

Just a sample of what I find on rivers in KS!

 

[irbaddadjoe]

Thanks D . Found in a shelter. Im sure it was used for something. Just dont know what. Ive never seen a turtle with that. Is it a part of the shell or foot or where?

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Demon is correct. The first picture is a piece of turtle shell. We find those by the hundreds on our Ft Ancient sites.

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

Thanks D . Found in a shelter. Im sure it was used for something. Just dont know what. Ive never seen a turtle with that. Is it a part of the shell or foot or where?

Your welcome irbaddadjoe they are all over the rivers here.
irbaddadjoe, Dorkfish I wonder if they ate them (my dad used to say they where good eating ) , I'm sure the box turtles would make good bowls

I think it would be like the spine, jpitt1970 called it a turtle scute I just never knew what it was called. (I looked it up it's turtle, i hope we don't have any crocs in KS... )
8)
Phil