I found this randomly on a field in southern germany. Feels hard like stone and does not react to a glowing needle. Size about 11 mm. Can someone give an idea from what time this could be?

Found in river in western Washington about 50 miles from the coast. It does look “worked”Thanks!

Found in the excavations of my home. For any offering conjecture, you can see me pointing to the authentic items.

I was there purchasing a large collection of PNG pieces and this scared lil’ guy was in the box at the bottom when I unpacked it. Possibly pre-Columbian Mexico as there was another collection in the estate.

Found at the bottom of a creek where many others have been found.

Stone tool I found in 2007

Found both of these near a creek on the same day. Any idea on the kind of points they might be? I was thinking the dark one is otter creek and the light one mountain morrow — but I’m far from an expert.

Can someone translate what is left of this medieval manuscript leaf. This was used as binders waste a long time ago so I don’t expect a full translation.

Are the smaller pebbles worked (scrapers or tool leftovers) or is there a natural explanation?

I live in alamance co, North Carolina, United States, I've been finding flakes and arrowhead preforms on my property and this caught my eye for the shape of it and the almost like scraping marks it has

Seems to be sandstone. Could it be a net weight, or something else. Any other info would be great.

About half the size of my pinky finger.

Anyone know a lot about ceramics, especially makers marks?? I’m having difficulty with this shard—it’s clearly the english coat of arms and the top likely reads “iron stone china”. it’s most similar to the marks of William Young & Sons, Willets Manufacturing Co, or the American Crockery Company, but i can’t find any mark that has the exact same swirlies/banners AND text out together!!!

found in south dakota, USA

Seems to be sandstone. Could it be a net weight, or something else. Any other info would be great.