New here..any ideas?

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one that would be considered a relic if found with a metal detector
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Relic Hunting

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This too, pretty sure it's bone
 

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The other thing, no clue. Buts its pretty cool and if you dug it up, it could be very old. Welcome to T-net, by the way.
 

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take a closer look at the item on the back of my glove, its an extremely detailed carving of an indian chief
 

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One of many in a cache of crystals, stones, etc., What does it look like to yall

It sorta looks like Nancy Pelosi bending over washing her toes. :occasion18:
 

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It's a funky shaped chert nodule. I used to find them in all shapes and sizes, sometimes looking like baseballs, other times like 4-5 oysters stuck together. Chert does weird stuff. Your locale says NE Ark, up by Missouri way? I did probably 100 miles on the Eleven Point, limestone seems to be a common parent rock up there, but Arkansas and Missouri have some wild rock collections. If you have tons of limestone and caves around you, then my money is on Chert. My second guess is iron infused sandstone (over time natural iron in rainwater leaches into sandstone pores and the chemistry stuff happens, electrons bond and the like and eventually the iron collects as part of the sandstone). It's a really weird rock, keep it. Your second find, the little carved figurine...IDK but in pristine condition it would have been a stunner of handiwork.
 

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It sorta looks like Nancy Pelosi bending over washing her toes. :occasion18:

Thanks for choking me on my coffee. You should issue a warning. After my eyes stopped watering, I do notice the resemblance.
 

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We're any of the two ever used by Native Americans that you know of, there are several Indian mounds within a couple miles.
 

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i see i wasnt quite as specific in my question as i shouldve been... pallen, i do thank you for the possible type of rock (just outside of west memphis, btw), and maybe i cant quite capture it correctly in a picture, but the stone bears a strong resemblance to an animal, and seeing how it was found in a cache that contained a few arrowheads and some early native american tools, i was thinking that it might be an indian artifact.
 

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