What are they?

[Mitzib]

I found these on some land I hunt in North GA.

 

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[kcm]

IMO, they appear to have formed from that red clay that Georgia is so famous for. I'd say they're natural.

 

[Icewing]

You know what that third one is

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Stones - just like these.

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/523681-indian-artifacts.html

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/523680-indian-artifacts.html

The pock-marks come from water drip erosion over LONG periods.

But stones are patient. Unlike people . . .

 

[huntsman53]

As others have stated, probably natural but they are real interesting pieces!


Frank

 

[Icewing]

As others have stated, probably natural but they are real interesting pieces!


Frank

Very good point.
Not having been shaped by man doesn't mean they can't be valuable.
I have several interesting pieces of natural stone next to my front door, and a few small ones in with my other finds.