Lets see your prize possessions.

[Rockdog]

I'll start it out with this. Found years ago while backpacking in southern Colorado.

 

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[Charl]

Very cool. Love the finger prints. Never seen one like it. Possibly a wearable ornament?

Not sure what it is. It’s raised on one side, and that makes it look even more like a spindle whorl. But I don’t know much about those, what their average size is, etc. And, yes, I can see it as ornamental as well.

 

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[arbuckle]

Here’s my only Native American artifact. Kettle point found in Montgomery County, PA near Philadelphia.

 

[CreekSide]

Thanks for the post Rockdog some interesting things posted

 

[dognose]

This is a tough one. I have many that hold special memories.
My very first find here always is close to me.

 

[Rockdog]

This is a tough one. I have many that hold special memories.
My very first find here always is close to me.

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Wow. That's great. Good way to start a passion for hunting.

 

[ctdiggergirl]

I'll start it out with this. Found years ago while backpacking in southern Colorado.

Found in my friends backyard in South Glastonbury, CT. A famous Native American battle took place there. They were authenticated.

 

[newnan man]

Found in my friends backyard in South Glastonbury, CT. A famous Native American battle took place there. They were authenticated.

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Found in my friends backyard in South Glastonbury, CT. A famous Native American battle took place there. They were authenticated.

Welcome to TreasureNet, I'm sorry to say, but the one's in picture you posted are natural, not artifacts, even rock with hole is natural.

If you are truly interest in finding true artifacts there are a lot of members here with decades of experience willing to help you if you are willing to listen and learn.
Good luck and again welcome to TreasureNet.

 

[Rockdog]

Welcome to TreasureNet, I'm sorry to say, but the one's in picture you posted are natural, not artifacts.

I have to agree with treasure hunter. I don't see any signs of man-made artifacts here. They all look natural to me. But keep looking.

 

[unclemac]

I have a few...
this is phoenix button we found in a midden at a village site on private property. Pretty rough shape, but holed as a pendant too.

 

[unclemac]

how about another...

the tip of a broken slave killer made from blueschist from an Oregon formation 350 miles away.

 

[unclemac]

one more...

wooden wedges preserved in mud, adz formed from Sitka spruce... used to split cedar planks for long houses etc.

 

[unclemac]

this one is tiny but it is my favorite point.

 

[Rockdog]

Awsome finds unclear. What is the material of tha point? Looks like amber. Beautiful.

 

[unclemac]

it is carnelian, I find a lot of that but this one has a great memory for me too. It was alone on the sand blazing in the sun like it was on fire, a blind man could have seen it.

 

[southfork]

This agate Gunther personal find at apple hill N. California is a favorite of mine.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

This agate Gunther personal find at apple hill N. California is a favorite of mine.

Very. Nice, love the needle tip, rare to find like that..

 

[Rockdog]

This agate Gunther personal find at apple hill N. California is a favorite of mine.

Very nice. Great material.

 

[CreekSide]

I'll start it out with this. Found years ago while backpacking in southern Colorado.

I find pottery pieces with that design. It’s called the Circle of Life

 

[Crazyj1966]

Found these over the years in Arkansas and Oklahoma what do you think the 2 corner tangs are worth grey one is 7 1/4” long