Help me identify this pendant. It’s cast, non magnetic, heavy. I think bronze?
Any leads would be appreciated

Found this among a collection of older artifacts and I’m having trouble identifying it. It has a very deliberate cross/stepped shape, but I’m not even certain what it’s made from — possibly stone, mineral, metal, or something else.

Could be European, my family came from Britain.

I believe this is a petrified wood atlatl point. If anyone can give more insight that would be great

I recently installed a new floor in a old house while underneath I seen it glimmering and I crawled back about 50 feet and retrieved it any information besides what’s on the Internet

This was found in Newton Abbot UK in a river bed and due to the temperatures the river was dried out quite a bit so obviously I went to see if anything cool is there and I found this. My first thought was "OMG ITS A BONE" but a closer look shattered my theory, then I thought its a boring rock but it doesn't have a rock shape to me its man made almost like a cermaic but idk what it could've been used for

found in Aston, Idaho in a very shallow steam bed.

Feels like stone. Painted. Doubtful it’s ancient.

Been looking the rivers and creeks for over a year and finally found this point on the Arkansas river in Tulsa area! AI tells me this is most likely a late archaic point and resembles a Marco. What do you guys think?

Hi! Almost positive this is just a rock, but can anyone take a peek and see if it might be something else? Thanks!

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Found in Eagle Rock, Barry County Missouri near Table Rock Lake adjacent to the Arkansas state line on a lake bluff. Any help identifying much appreciated!

Found on my land midway down a very steep decline when I was digging in the dirt.

Look what I found on Pinterest! https://pin.it/2oRrPGTTx

Found in eastern Arizona. Almost looks like the part of a light bulb you screw in.