Possibly Indian Artifact?

[mccormick89]

I have only been treasure hunting for a short while and I am trying to learn as much as I can, I recently moved to Texas and found these two pieces near Canyon Lake, TX on my property. I found them near the same place but on separate occasions, and I am unsure of what they are made of... except that they are the same material, take a look at the pictures and see if anyone has seen something like it, thanks so much.

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

They look like natural pieces of weathered Limestone to me and not artifacts.

 

[GatorBoy]

I agree... stick with it you're in a good area. let us know how you do

 

[mccormick89]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate your help

 

[austin]

Sent you a private message...

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

weathered rocks........... keep looking

 

[GatorBoy]

this site should be a lot of help for you starting out www.texasbeyondhistory.com

 

[RGINN]

Just chips of the caprock. Good eye and keep looking. texasbeyondhistory is a great website; read everything on it you can. I think it was written up by a couple of professors from OU. (Seriously aside from that joke, the website is great.)

 

[GatorBoy]

ha ha... I think your right. good stuff though. Im in florida and coastal texas is almost a mirror image of my area when it comes to prehistory. esspecial archaic. I used that sight alot after noticing similarities then studied gulf coastal texas alot when I saw it was a definate.