Native American artifacts?

[BlasterBob]

Could possibly be weights for Native American (Indians) fishing nets These type nets were used for harvesting fish especially if found near bodies of water.

[colorider]

When you contact ?authorities?, either don?t give them your name or don?t tell them where you found them. In a lot of places it?s a BIG no no to remove an artifact.

[Irving]

When you contact ?authorities?, either don?t give them your name or don?t tell them where you found them. In a lot of places it?s a BIG no no to remove an artifact.

That's why he specified that it was from private property, where there are not those restrictions.

[Ah Pook]

When you contact ?authorities?, either don?t give them your name or don?t tell them where you found them. In a lot of places it?s a BIG no no to remove an artifact.

I think that is only for public lands.

[def90]

Canoe anchors?

https://www.peachstatearchaeological...-canoe-anchors

otherwise I would be onboard with some sort of fishing net weight as well.

[DFBrews]

Loom stones or warp weights maybe for fishing

[Irving]

I'll go ahead and make the Native American Love Stones joke, even though they clearly are not.

[Wulf202]

Loom stones or warp weights maybe for fishing

This is my take also. They're not fire starters

I have a friend who's got 20 years of work with Indian affairs. I'll verify.

Interesting book. My dad was one of the people who helped recover kennewick man

[Duman]

Prehistoric, neanderthal biker-chick ear rings....

[JohnnyDrama]

I never worked in that area, but I go with net weights. Without surrounding artifacts it can be hard to tell.