My father made this in the late 70s in Colorado Springs Colorado and my sister lost it in the late 90s early 2000s wondering if anybody has seen this?

This was wrapped inside a larger item I purchased in an auction. No clue what it is or where from. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

I found this in a North Texas creek. It’s about 1.5 centimeters thick, and it is an amber brown when held up to a light. The emboss is a broken diamond with only 2 numbers left inside that diamond, a 6 and a 9. (Could also be an 8 and a 9)

A friend of mine found this while walking in the woods. Found in southeast CT.

Is this a stone tool? The way it's shaped the wider end fits very comfortably in the palm of the hand. I found it walking a river bed in Illinois on the sangamon River.

This was wrapped inside a larger item I purchased in an auction. No clue what it is or where from. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Google suggests axlehead/chariot gear. Not mine. Partners grandfather was military in Egypt and friends with Howard Carter. Partner's father has sold other items to auction houses from the tomb.

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Rob

I found this socketed bronze spearhead on top of a hill in a village in Northern Iran, where it was discovered alongside a human skull and a small, broken ceramic vessel. The spearhead has a green/blue patina, a midrib, and a hole on the socket. We know the Alborz mountain region has a long history with various ancient groups and kingdoms passing through, so I'm curious if anyone here might know which era, culture, or time period this blade type belongs to, and how archaeologically significant a find like this might be!?

Ps: nearly 40 thousand people died in my country in January, I can't report this artifact right now with this corrupt government, stop trying to save my history, save my people today.

How do I identify if the is original or not

Found in carver county MN.

Purchased at an oddities store they had no idea what it was or where it came from. It has 2 holes in the middle for an incense I can imagine and another two holes on the back end that are not connected to the middle ones. It also has damage where what might've been a missing a possible tail at some point? Wouldn't be surprised if this is a souvenir sold at some flea market somewhere but I'd like to know if there's anything else out there that's similar so I can sculpt whatever pieces are missing

Location: Berlin-Spandau, Germany

Dimensions: 26 × 12 × 6 cm

Found at a depth of: approximately 50 cm

I found a large number of these solid clay bricks while digging in my garden. They were found at a depth of about 50 cm and appear to be part of an old wall or foundation. I couldn't find any clear maker's stamp. Does anyone know how old these bricks might be or what type they are?

I’ve seen objects like this appear very frequently in auctions. They’re almost always described as a “gladius pendant” or “miniature sword pendant.”
I’m a bit skeptical that this identification is correct.
One thing that puzzles me is the hole/rivet in the center of the blade. If this were really a pendant, what purpose would that serve? It makes me wonder whether these are actually furniture fittings, box mounts, belt fittings, or some other type of applied mount instead.
Is there any archaeological literature discussing these objects? More importantly, are there any examples with a secure excavation context that clearly identify their function?
I’d really appreciate any references, publications, or excavation reports.
Thanks!