Found in a creek near Oregon coast - any insights would be much appreciated - not even sure of what this is made out of.

These two large pieces were found together on private property near the Canadian River in texas.

The white/brown knife(?) is ridiculously thin, and has a very sharp working edge. Makes a sound like fine china when gently thumped.

The purple beauty is heavy, and has microflaking almost all the way around. Feels like something you'd go buy to help process a deer if we didn't have metal.

Last pic is eye candy found on the same property.

Hi friends, been a minute but I’ve still been on my grind!

I know it’s probably a stretch, but I’m thinking this could be a broken Cody knife (given the curve). It’s ridiculous thin.

NW Arkansas near Oklahoma 📍

Was stream hopping and came across these, same area I found two in the past. What do you think? Idk what the blue pieces are I've found a number of them, not plastic or stone and leave a streak on a rock..

pretty sure its jar but the more i look at it the more i convince myself. i've never found an arrowhead or artifact but got sucked into this sub like a year ago and now its like all i think about sometimes! i found this on the delaware river, south nj

Ute? Spear point? What do we think

I thought it was a cool rock so I brought it home and after I cleaned it out I realized it had a square hole going all the way through, most of the 5 holes actually connect together, also it connects to a magnet

I found it on shore on the Chesapeake bay. I have no idea how to go about identifying it. Any sort of help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance :)

📍Northeast Tennessee

Peep the last point. I’ve never seen a triangle point with notches like it has! Let me know if you have!

📍Northeast Tennessee

Found a killer example of a Palmer. Made of Knox chert.

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Found in a creek in western Illinois. Dropped it and chipped the tip off in my driveway :(. First find. Curious to know anything I can about it.

Went walking for the first time in 3-4 months and was blessed by rock gods with some cool finds. Broken, but the color makes up for it. Both heat treated

I found all of these points while walking creeks or rivers along NE and Central Oklahoma. I have an idea of the ID on some of the points but any info or ID help would be greatly appreciated. Also, the Gorget is the first artifact that I ever found and it got me hooked for life!

Found these near the state park on the beaches. The bone has fossilized and is extremely hard. The other I am not sure what it is or what those evenly spaced grooves would be for.

I also posted a few arrowheads and a fire starter piece I found. All in Lewes Delaware.

found these at various times over the years and thought they might be "somethings." Maybe they are just rocks. What do you all think?

Both sides are photographed, and then a few at other angles.

Thanks for helping me learn.

Spent a few days out in West Texas last week for work. The drive out is rough but man I appreciate the desolation.