🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Salmon River NY found under up rooted giant hemlock both just inches apart

[GusMan]

 

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So what are they made of?

 

[GusMan]

So what are they made of?

Not sure, the heart shaped one wt. was 8 lbs the cut rock is 13 lbs very dark colored
much more than anything around them

 

[GusMan]

Not sure, the heart shaped one wt. was 8 lbs the cut rock is 13 lbs very dark colored
much more than anything around them

Also noticing some chiesil marks on the sides possible letters or numbers
The more I examine them the the bigger the mystery is getting

 

[Almy]

Metal? Attracts magnet? Might be bog iron.

 

[GusMan]

Metal? Attracts magnet? Might be bog iron.

Thanks, I'll check for both 👍

 

[DizzyDigger]

If you took the rock on the right and laid it horizontal, there is then a flat top and bottom, and what looks like a part to fit together with another stone. Think along the lines of tongue-in-grove wood.

Kinda like this (apologies for my poor drawing skills):

That, or it's just my pareidolia kicking in.

 

[Gare]

How did you happen to find them ?

 

[GusMan]

If you took the rock on the right and laid it horizontal, there is then a flat top and bottom, and what looks like a part to fit together with another stone. Think along the lines of tongue-in-grove wood.

Kinda like this (apologies for my poor drawing skills):

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That, or it's just my pareidolia kicking in. View attachment 2179676

Not at all, a little closer to the answer,, definitely cut into the rock, this is what came up when used google lens

 

[newnan man]

I don't know what they are but they are not Native American tools. Neither is the one you posted from Google. My view is they are naturally formed rocks. Maybe more pics would help. That area was scoured by glaciers for thousands of years and they could really make crazy formed stones.

 

[bcbirdman]

I don't know what they are but they are not Native American tools. Neither is the one you posted from Google. My view is they are naturally formed rocks. Maybe more pics would help. That area was scoured by glaciers for thousands of years and they could really make crazy formed stones.

I agree, but not certain.

 

[GusMan]

I agree, but not certain.

Yes, heart of stone naturally formed but that cut on the other rock,, definitely not natural,, what is in the pic with the Google?
That you disagree with ? That pic shows a similar cut ,, need a geologist to help solve this ID. Thanks for all the input it all is important,,

 

[GusMan]

I agree, but not certain.

Here is another view and angle of the cut rock

 

[GusMan]

Here is another view and angle of the cut rock

The one pic shows an almost perfect 90 degree angle nature is good but not sure that good 🤔

 

[newnan man]

Sure, nature is that good. It could have been a concretion that formed around or against some structure or square rock before becoming hard. No clue what that Google thing is but it is definitely not an axe. Post your pics on the North American Indian Artifact Forum. You will get more answers there.