🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Did water form theses

Crystalmoon

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in my view some of those stones in the images are naturally occurring weathered stone, both in and out of moving/standing water. the weathering occurring from water action over thousands of years.

the one image contained native American projectile points formed from chert and flint it appears to be from the photo.
 

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in my view some of those stones in the images are naturally occurring weathered stone, both in and out of moving/standing water. the weathering occurring from water action over thousands of years.

the one image contained native American projectile points formed from chert and flint it appears to be from the photo.
Well thank you for your answer I was just wondering it's just hard for me to imagine like the third photo being formed like that naturallyTotally amazes me.
Thank you again
 

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They are all cool looking.
 

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It’s the passage of vast amounts of time that’s hard to get your head around. Those rocks weren’t shaped in a week or month. Thousands of years, in some cases hundreds of thousands or even millions of years.
 

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I would agree with all above, except for the top right piece. That, to me, looks like a piece of modern sculpture.
 

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