Indian or Early American artifacts?

[atkinsba]

I'm new to this and have read just about everything I can find from credible sources. I'm almost positive there are artifacts here but not sure what or how old they are. The land I found these on is in Eastern Central Alabama, not far from the Tallapoosa River. They were all in one central area. Not sure if it's worth digging deeper to see what else is around or if I've just found a bunch of rocks. I posted pictures of one side of each but have other pics of backs if that will help.
Thanks for any guidance!

 

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[filmiracl]

Natural rocks.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Welcome to TreasureNet!

Sorry I do not see anything in pictures that look like artifacts. You might want to pick up an Overstreet book on artifacts so you know what to look for.

 

[arrow86]

I agree with others

 

[quito]

Welcome to the forum!

Wish we had better news.

 

[Plumbata]

You did an awesome job marking each piece, but unfortunately they all appear natural. If that sort of material is the predominant stone in the area, you might try walking around scanning for rocks which visually "pop" because of their difference to the common native rocks (so perhaps light-colored knappable material or transported igneous stones in your case), which might help get you closer to some nice pieces. Good luck!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Welcome aboard. Unfortunately the others are correct. Everything pictured is a natural stone and not artifacts.

 

[rock]

Welcome to the forum!

Wish we had better news.

Now thats a great way to put it. I agree

 

[Arrow1492]

A lot of work put into it for sure. However all natural...