what is this?

[Scorpion68]

Brandon - 4th pic down.  I see what appears to be a face, looking left with its cheek sucked in.  It's all natural.  But I need a couple more bourbons to see what you see.  Then maybe these old eyes are getting worse.  If you can see it, that's all that counts.  Put it in the rock garden or box, it's yours.     Jack - how do you edit to get that red outline in there???  ---Chuck

[brandonb23]

I know what it is to a certain extent and I know I am intelligent and been doing this for a while. You have to know what you are looking for and to my knowledge see it in real life to fully appreciate the uniqueness of this "rock". I say that for sake of argument, and I have never seen a rock with so much uniqueness behind the making of it, be it God or man. I now know that it does have some magnetic properties. When I hold a fridge magnet close to it I get like a push and pull but very slight magnetic traits. bout 7% magnetized.
If you could potentially open your mind outside what you already know you could probably see the significance in it. You all can form your own opinions as to what you think it is and that will not change what I know it is so let's just leave it at that.
As for the question do I know what Authentic Indian Artifacts are?
Check out my other posts
P.S.   Thank you Bill insight on the topics...

[Lithophylic]

If you want to believe it is something then go for it.  But I believe it is a rock (natural).

[ksrocks]

Thats ok Pam Jack can be me for a while, but everything he finds is mine :lol: Just kidding Jack! Joe.

[turkeytail]

A new kinder gentler Jack!!  Thats BS!!!!!!  :laugh:

[greywolf22]

Typing to fast.

[wmwallace]

Brandon, already been down the road you have been on. There was no internet when I started picking up "rocks" I had experienced collectors in my hometown and I would see it, and they would see (not to beat a dead horse) BS.
  I kept the rocks and kept looking and found some really great stuff as my journey continued, and those experienced collectors were even amazed what I found and I learned from that also. I guess what I am trying to say is if the negative would have got me down, I would not be doing this great hobby I love so much. Keep looking, the positives are coming my friend.-Bill

[roustabout149]

greywolf22 wrote:

Joe
Need to be more polite in the way I say things. Normally I would say this is pure BS, but I need to take in account that the person is coming here looking for answers. I can BS in a more refined manner, but it will still be pure BS when  you boil it down.
Joe

  Mornin', Jack.  Jack's back!  Ceptin' ya' signed it, "Joe?"  What's up with that?

[greywolf22]

Joe
Need to be more polite in the way I say things. Normally I would say this is pure BS, but I need to take in account that the person is coming here looking for answers. I can BS in a more refined manner, but it will still be pure BS when  you boil it down.
Jack

[gregszybala]

Sorry Brandon, you have every right to see what you see and believe what you believe. As to us nonbelievers.....

[roustabout149]

Brandon - You're travelin' a hard road.  I find pieces that I think resemble animals.  These animals are relative to Native American Culture.  I learned from this website, that many will agree the resemblance is there, but man had no hand in creating them.  Mother Earth or Man, I still love my rocks. 
The difference is, between what you see and I see, is that your rock is all over the place.  All of those things you see in one rock...makes it more unbelieveable.  There's no link, in my opinion, to anything.  Just a lot of random visuals that don't tell a story or make any sense.  You could ask yourself what the creator was thinking at the time the piece was made.  Unfortunately, as the others, I can not see any of what you see either. 
Don't get me wrong, I would never say that it isn't there.  That would be, what one might call, hypocritical.  Possibly your pictures just don't do the rock justice. 
That being said, I'll post a picture of one of my finds.  These rocks we find give us all something to think about!

[LARRY1]

I see a battle at first glance.I would have to download it and flip it over to see who wins lol There was a man just above ATL GA that could tell you all about it.He could even tell you where you found it.If he wasin a good mood he would tell you where to go from the point you picked it up to where others like it are.Some times Where to pick up a gold nugget or a grooved ax.Yes i know it sounds messed up.But his 30.000 perfect points 100's of pipes ax'z ceremonal stuff.And more gold nuggets then you can carrie.Tells me he was on to something.He has been called out all over the world to read stones.I used to go to his mussum alot just to watch others when he would tell them what they have where they got it and whats next to it.He was a trip.I never looked but there may be some stuff on the net about him now.Back then the net was small.name was J c Gazaway.

[ksrocks]

Is that a joke or did somebody really tell you to be more polite on this site Jack? Would really like to know??? Joe! BS!!

[ksrocks]

Brandon thats a purdy rock for sure, thats as far as i would go. Not an artifact just a unique rock got lots in my rock garden, keep hunting!! Joe.

[brandonb23]

You guys are all funny I give you that, I guess you just can't see what I can. I have showed to one other person and they clearly seen what I did and do. I am astounded by the sheer beauty of what nature can do if this where not created without some sort of intelligence behind it. The one other person who could see what I do is a Christian as well as I. I don't know if that has anything to do with it or not. Anyways I will seek other sources to figure out the origin of something like this. Thank you for all your advice and I am sure we have all been told to be more polite on this post.