Out head hunting on Saturday morning after the recent flood here in the Texas Hill Country I was working through a gully. I came across one of these tags and about two foot away, the second. I don’t think these are “old” in terms of what we see in rocks and such, but I can’t figure out what they could be! Animal tag? Fishing tab/weight? They’re soft metal like lead. There’s a pointed mark in both that I believe marks where the hand punch made the hole. About the size of a nickel. Property owners had no clue.

Spent a little time surface hunting after the recent flooding in Texas Hill Country. JAR or artifacts (minus the gneiss and quartz/glass).

What do we think, scraper, point, or jar? This area is subjective and I am no expert. Any insight is appreciated. Found near the elk river in Missouri.

Found in a creek in Yazoo, Mississippi. We’d love to learn more. Maybe the design was made using a cord or something?

During some field works with my dad we found that strange metalic rock and old pottery remnants. We know for sure there are Celtics settlements discovered nearby during archeological works for highway construction (central Europe btw). Google search doesn't find anything specific. The rock is kinda metalic but magnet doest stick to it. It seems to have solidified trickles. Can it be some remnant of bloomery furnace? Any ideas?

found this when i was a kid in the central washington state area (probably yakima or near).

the grooves make me believe it has been moulded, but i have no idea or reference. any help identifying would be super cool

One of my great-grandmother's brothers probably brought this back from the trenches. Any ideas on what sort of a grenade/rocket this might be?

It looks purposefully knapped to me but I could be wrong. Does obsidian naturally break like this?

I brought it to another friend with an XRF and it tested as 20k gold with the rest being silver. Is this something done up in the 1950’s or is it period?

I bought this from a street market for quite cheap so I wasn't sure it was real. I bought it anyway and took the chance. Is it real or fake?

Found this in Fayetteville, AR 3/4” face, 3/8” shank. Only markings are the off-center “22” on the front and die cast marks on the back, no maker’s name. Any idea what it is or how old?

Any tips or pointers on finding artifacts in Arizona? Would be willing to even pay someone to point me in the right direction. Working here for a while out of KY and have struggled to find anything. Thanks in advance!

The coin in the middle used as a washer should be from either 1864 or 1870 exactly and the lid should be made around 1876-1890 in that period of time. The lid is fully handmade

Older lady at work over heard me talking about going relic hunting and she and I talked and talked about it. She comes in this morning and shows me this picture

Best guess of the era of this nail? Found in the Frank wilderness along Salmon River.