More unknowns, just rocks or?

[jimzlady]

 

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[flinthunter]

The rocks all look natural. The pipe could be period but looks like a reproduction. I would need to hold it in hand to be sure.

 

[jimzlady]

Think the teeth are cow. The pipe not a repro, for sure, actually just tossed it in. Father found it 40 odd years ago here on the farm, likely European and dropped here at some time. Thanks for all of your input! Appreciate it. Will put flint etc in new album in a day or so. Lots of scrapers etc. I have about 2 times the milky quartz/quartzite, than I have posted in my album. Thanks again.

 

[coachbedford]

I would think some or most of those rocks have an excellent chance of being Indian tools-- acorn pounders, scrapers, etc. They certainly have the right shape.

 

[flinthunter]

What teeth? I don't see teeth in any of your pictures. Can you point out which picture has the teeth in it?

 

[jimzlady]

The picture next to the pipe is the best one can take better ones. Found underneath the edge of foundation of house built 1930 about 10 inches down. I di not go underneath the foundation very far.

 

[shawninNY]

Pic 29 flint hunter! Jimzlady I also found cow teeth under the crawl space in a house from mid 1800s , the house was razed and carted off , I sifted evry square inch of that place , if you can sift your spot go for it! Tons of marbles and cool stuff to be found also got 2 brass powderHorns

 

[jimzlady]

Look under my name there is an album with them in it

 

[Texas Kid]

I guess if you use your imagination you could make a tool or artifact out of anything you pick up. I found a pipe similar to the one in the picture up on the Cimarron River back in the sixties. It sure wasn't as detailed as the one in the picture but looked like it was made of soap stone or soft shale. Judging by your pictures I take it you may be a serious rock hound!!! LOL!