Fwiw I find my fair share of triangles here in south Louisiana

I got the stuff I was thinking Vikings but I could be wrong

The hearts and triangle ones you start with I have found literally thousands

Well some are river rocks while others def. are not. Doesn't matter what we think anyway. if it makes you happy, that's all that matters. Try taking them to someone who buys and sells in those types of artifacts. You learn real soon what you do and don't have. Books can only teach you so much. You eyes on the piece can tell so much more about. Just b/c there's peck marks doesn't mean it's worked. Worked stones usually have a look to them, in the shape of the point to be made, but with percussion marks. Those, (percussion marks) look man made. What you are showing is a rock tumbling in the water bumpiing other rocks forming the pecking marks.

I have a very large triangle shaped stone and several small ones.

Texas panhandler here as well 👍🏻 awesome video.

The two peroque are part of the same object

Maybe its the bermuda truangke culture

Objects.not artifacts

Tie a leather tong on that funny looking rock and spin it around. it will make music.

Games. They are indian game pieces.

Atlattell parts I would think, It the noch stone to hold the noch of the arrow?

I have or had several similar to some of these. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

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I'm an avid rock hound and native American artifact collector myself, ni on 50+ years ,most of the triangle shaped rocks are just rocks shaped like triangles. I was out looking this afternoon and believe me there l-shaped and triangle shaped rocks everywhere. I live in nwarkansas now but have lived all around the state and seen thousands of such stones. Down around malvern Arkansas there are smooth round sometimes oblong shaped rocks. When first encountered them in early 70s I was convinced they were Indian pestle stones, had to made by ancient hands. No, they are not. They are practically everywhere you dig. We called them potato stones, they look like freshly plowed potatoes. They are not ancient man made artifacts. Some of you finds possibly, most afraid not. I'm not runnin you down about them, your entitled to your opinion like anyone else. You are a bona-fide rock hound and that suits me fine, enjoyed the video. I've got more rocks around my House and shop good lord I have too much stuff. My head is always looking at the ground everywhere I go, always has. Have a good evening.

Pottery finishing, hide softening, leather working, healing stones, adornments, game pieces, spacers for different crafts, etc. Have scene them made in as many sizes as materials. At one point I got to thinking the were a quick sharpener or grinder to touch up other tools… ??? It’s fun to ponder…

Very nice you collect kind of the things I do

U got cool artifacts. I have some collected here from middle TN myself. Keep on Keeping on Dude.

Quit being shy....show the nips! Seriously though, thank you for the education. I really enjoyed this and a few of your others. I live in North Florida and I've found some tools, game pieces etc in my yard. I believe I'm probably on an old campsite. You take care Lance. Thanks again

i see the same type of artifacts up here in the Ozarks of Southwest Missouri. We are in the same elevation as the Gault Texas they have a dig site in Florence Texas

Just plain old rocks. Wow.

At 3:18. A very fine polisher. Yes they loved heart and triangular shapes. Also trapezoids. Note that many tools have multi uses.

Your mystery items are polishing tools. Note the finger holds (on the one you dropped). At 2:45 that's a grinder. AT 3:12 a large polisher. AT 6:09 these are abraders. Used to strip bark and knots off wooden arrow shafts. At 7:34, a hand held polisher and abrader. At 7:45, called a Dippler. Hand held to punch holes in freshly tilled soil before adding seeds. Many will have depth marks on the sides. At 8:40, a classic abrader grinder combo. That flat side is stained by the nuts they were grinding.

Cat still needs food and petting. Lol

Great video Lance, I was wondering how to video my effigies & such,....well alright then 😐

Tons and tons of these in my yard in West Austin, Texas. All in the same area.

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The second series of small stones are jewelry made usually of animal heads. I saw a moose and other animals.

Also they can be used for knapping arrowheads and stones. Multipurpose stones.

Wedge shaped stones maybe polisher for pottery and stone.

The wedge shaped and small stoned are ones used for gambling or jewelry.

If black carbon is in the holes if rocks, they us the dowel with sand to drill these hole. You have a nice collection.

Holes in stone were drilled by a long pointed arrowheads or a thin wood dowel spine in the hole with d Sand to bore the hole.

The with spoke shaves take off bark on arrow shafts.

The ones with the holes in them are jewelry.

They're heart-shaped, but upside down, they would probably resemble a special body part. They created effigies of different body parts, too...besides effigies of people and animals.

Paleo Native Americans created tools, weapons, dwellings, foods, clothes, medicines, pottery, jewelry, toys, effigies, amulets, game pieces, etcetera out of their surrounding natural resources, including stones...animals...trees...plants....and bodies of fresh water.

The small one with sharp edges is a scraper.

You have effigies of animals.

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You have petrified bones. They're the light-weight ones.

Some of your artifacts are effigies of phalluses.

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The thin long ones are for digging/planting seeds.

Is that around lobo?

Very pretty snake

Some r tools,no doubt.But to c them as as a heart shaped seems unlikely.The heart shape is a modern concept.It doesn't look like a heart really looks,I doubt paleo man had ever seen the advertising logo I ❤️ milk, Interesting collection,though.I have some items, especially triangular pieces that are almost identical,Game stones r what they r called, but their environment was so very different from todays that how can we really know what was in their minds as they made these wonderful little enigmas?

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Where should I start searching? I’m in liberty hill Texas on the San Gabriel river