Wasnt born last night but still wet behind the ears

[Risinghawk]

Hello everyone. I wanna start by saying thanks for the acceptance to the community. Ok, so as a child my father n i would go out in the freshly plowed fields with metal rods and probe the ground but I think I was prolly eating mud pies, in other words yes we found some nice points but that's as far as I went into it, so I'm basically completely ignorant to the many types, eras, n etc... So here's the real dilemma, I've been doing a lot of dirt work and hadn't noticed things until one day I was coming up my driveway and realized all the gravel I'd had delivered wasn't there anymore but had been replaced with these rocks... Lol.. As if that wasn't enough I found something else that I really need some help with... So any light shed would be greatly appreciated.. Here are some pics

[UpNorth]

[Josie]

Oh favorite SNL guy! He’s so smart. He would know cause he “Lives in a van down by the river”😁

[Tam]

Omg North.. Josie right .. I needed a good laugh

[Hal Gorges]

Petrified tree root? I dunno, I’m stumped

[Garguy]

Sooooo....you have a lot of those?

[Risinghawk]

I thought possibly a root as well... At first... Whatever it is/was appears to have had 3 horns, teeth and a collar bone (maybe), and there's more still in the ground, figured I'd stop diggin for a minute.. lol

[gregszybala]

Got to be Aliens

[Cecilia]

Kinda looks bone-like, but I don’t think goat-head stickers have any bones! …I am clueless (often)


(but, p.s., limestone will make some bizarre “creatures”)

[Hal Gorges]

What’s a goat head sticker?

[Hoss]

that looks like an old cedar tree stump to me. How close are you to the lake?

[Hal Gorges]

Maybe better pic.

[tomclark]

[Garguy]

Anyone remember the ha-satan thread?

[willjo]

Welcome to forum, if all the gravel had been replaced with those spiked stones i would be finding out what went with gravel because it don't look like you could drive over that type rock

[Spicoli]

I would trade a rusty jack knife and my three legged one eyed Plott Hound Lucky for a thermos like that one. That thing on the table looks an awful lot like drift wood to me.

[Jimmyjoebob]

The rocks sticking out of it look like limestone. Probably an old cedar rootball with limestone grown into it. Cedar will last for years in the ground.

[Hal Gorges]

Welcome from west central Florida Joe Bob

[Mattern]

Welcome to the forum Risinghawk. You seam to have everyone stumped. At least Hoss has a good guess, but if Hal and CC don't know, I surely am not going to take a guess. I do know a Stanley when I see one. Kim from Central Pa.