Natural formations or something else?

[Ozarksrockturner]

Found several of these in the woods near a confirmed Native American marker or thong tree. They do look strange to me as I have lived here all my life (Southwest Missouri) and have never seen anything like them before. Some of the shapes are recognizable to me with a little imagination as animal shapes that may be recognized. What do you think?

 

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[loco oro]

These appear to be natural, unworked, although it looks as if they had been moved around.

 

[Indian Steve]

Sorry, but they are made by nature. Also, most "Native American Marker Trees" are not old enough to have been used by Native Americans. Please ad a picture of the tree if possible. Keep hunting. Real Relics will come!

 

[Ozarksrockturner]

Here's the "Native American Marker" tree as confirmed by the "Missouri Archeology Society".

 

[Ozarksrockturner]

Either way man or nature made they are interesting formations, but the one with my shoe in the bottom of picture for a quick on the spot size reference, has a blue eye that turned out to be a fish scale.