Stone Tool Identification Help?

[hellokelly]

Hello, can someone please help me ID these two stone tools, or bombard me with "It's just a rock", "Looks like a rock", "Sorry, rock" comments if need be? Thank you!

Found near Stillwater, MN along the St. Çroix. I shot in portrait mode so everything is sideways, sorry.


Kelly

 

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[mirage83]

Water-worn rocks, interesting but completely natural with the possible exception of the stone in the last 2 pics.

 

[smokeythecat]

The first tan one was hit hard by something to break like that, but no evidence of working by people.

 

[Icewing]

Jusrocks IMO

 

[hellokelly]

Hi, thank you. Just to clarify, the last six photos are of the same stone. I'll try to take better photos next time...put that degree in Photography to use. Ha.

 

[arrow86]

Sorry it’s just a rock that looks like a rock ..... that work ?

 

[hellokelly]

....what about this?

 

[arrow86]

I would say natural for that item as well

 

[kingvegan]

The first stone looks like a neolithic throw toy to me, but that second one does not look like a chance formation. But I know little about the subject, just a little. An unfinished tool perhaps?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, they are all natural stones, not artifact tools at all.

 

[Arrow1492]

All rocks. Sorry