Slag...or meteorite?? 3 diff rocks, Help...

[bradk05]

Found these two rocks close to one another, both are heavier then they should be at this size.
Thought they were slag or from some ore but after doing more research I can't say I believe it's either. Is it a possible meteorite?? What steps or
Actions can I take to find out more on these rocks?? Also both were found in Oldham county, Kentucky.
Both are magnetic as well. Love to have or hear more Input...!!
Last 7 photos are a different rock found close to other two.
Thanks
Brad

 

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[Terry Soloman]

Not meteorites, sorry.

 

[bradk05]

Not meteorites, sorry.

Thanks for your input! So you have any idea of what mineral, type of rock or clue to throw out there terry!!

 

[Terry Soloman]

Could be Basalt, could be slag, can't really know from the photo. No sign of a fusion crust or dimpling like you find on a meteorite. Here are some L4 Stone Olivine Hypersthene Chondrite (Olivine Fa24±1; Pyroxene Fs20 Wo1; Kamacite contains 0.72±0.09 wt% Co; and a weathering grade W2-3) meteorites I have found in Gold Basin, Arizona.

 

[bradk05]

Wow, those are impressive!! All of them meteorites? Seems you know your stuff!!
Did u just stubble upon them or how might you of come across them?
Thanks again for the wisdom. Much appreciated and always enjoy learning new things!!
Brad

 

[Terry Soloman]

Wow, those are impressive!! All of them meteorites? Seems you know your stuff!!
Did u just stubble upon them or how might you of come across them?
Thanks again for the wisdom. Much appreciated and always enjoy learning new things!!
Brad

I help run a school in Arizona Meteorite hunting, Arizona Meteorites

 

[NV native]

It looks like magnetite to me, iron ore. I live near an old iron mine and have collected a couple pieces that look very similar. Heavy, magnetic, with some bands of rust in them.