🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Indian artifact……. What is it?

[Fishin-4-a-Livin]

My hunting partner found this piece. It came out of an eroded bank that has produced bunches of pottery sherds and some beautiful points.

It has a hollowed out piece of bone (maybe?) running through it. It has the same look and texture as all of the pottery that we are finding.




I marked the bone? piece in yellow

Any help or opinions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

 

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Petrified turd... no offense.... but heh.

 

[traveller777]

My hunting partner found this piece. It came out of an eroded bank that has produced bunches of pottery sherds and some beautiful points.

It has a hollowed out piece of bone (maybe?) running through it. It has the same look and texture as all of the pottery that we are finding.


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I marked the bone? piece in yellow

Any help or opinions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Thanks for sharing. I am sure someone will have a good possibility for you. Were there any ashes from a fire where you found it? Like it had been in a fire?

 

[unclemac]

looks to be a piece that has an accumulation around it, natural.

 

[Fishin-4-a-Livin]

Petrified turd... no offense.... but heh.

Honestly, that’s exactly what I told him it is.

 

[Fishin-4-a-Livin]

Thanks for sharing. I am sure someone will have a good possibility for you. Were there any ashes from a fire where you found it? Like it had been in a fire?

Couldn’t really tell about ashes. This came out of shallow water. Almost everything that erodes out of that particular spot is either pottery or points. The location that it came from is what makes me very curious.

We are hunting an area that was a Creek Indian/ British trading post on the old Spanish Trail In the Florida Panhandle.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Natural, not an Indian artifact. The "hollowed out bone" is most likely a fossil that fell out.

 

[Fishin-4-a-Livin]

Natural, not an Indian artifact. The "hollowed out bone" is most likely a fossil that fell out.

That’s what I needed to know.

I will pass the info along.


Thanks for all the responses!

 

[traveller777]

Couldn’t really tell about ashes. This came out of shallow water. Almost everything that erodes out of that particular spot is either pottery or points. The location that it came from is what makes me very curious.

We are hunting an area that was a Creek Indian/ British trading post on the old Spanish Trail In the Florida Panhandle.

My great grandmother was Creek from southern Alabama. Uncover some nice Creek history and share it.