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    Hello All,
    Probably just rocks but they looked interesting enough to pick up. Found them by the wash in the woods today.
    Any thoughts?
    Thanks
    Central Texas

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  • #2
    Just a guess. the first one is an old map of the southern sea board the other is a little more difficult it could be a penny of lincoln or a more prized Ulysses S. Grant fifty cant make out the face, but really is when a rock is worth fifty bucks but the advice here is priceless. mine as no price so its only a guess. When we look at rocks we can see what we want but when we see modification we see an artifact, the search is we walk is on we can get caught in the moment. its when we take a step back is when we see an alter object.
    Look to the ground for it holds the past!

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    • #3
      All appear to be sedimentary rocks so very natural.
      Searching the fields of NW Indiana and SW Michigan

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      • #4
        Thanks

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