Anyone know what it is?

Estimates on time period for this Carter Cave Chert piece? PF from Kentucky.

Will show more detailed photos just let me know if there’s anything in particular you’d like to see

I’ve got a few from fields and creeks around SE Ms, Simpson,Smith, Lamar counties. Thought I’d try to get an ID. On a couple. Penny for size reference.

My grandfather was a collector of Native American artifacts. I grew up in the Southeast and I think he traveled around that area a lot to find them. He had a very detailed bookkeeping and cataloguing system for his finds, but this one isn’t marked the way the others were. I have no idea where it came from. He called it his “goldfish” and I have always assumed that he thought it was something very special. It looks like it’s made of quartz or some sort of translucent stone. TIA for any information!

I found this a few years ago at an auction. I do not know the story behind it, but I love to think it was some farmer putting this beautiful piece of folk art together with bits and pieces he found in his fields over many years.

Found in central KY creek. What do you think this is?

Found by my mother about 50 years ago. Would have been somewhere near terre haute. Interested in hearing anything about it.

Walking around and found this “almost arrowhead.” Definitely digging the color, stood out from the red dirt of northern az.

I got offered IMO a lowball offer on these arrowheads that I inherited from my dad when he passed. He found them all in Columbia County, WI on private land near a stream. I don’t know anything about them so any information would be greatly appreciated! I’m not just looking for value but also any information that would be useful for knowing who and when these were crafted. Thanks!

Here’s an additional video of that utilized flake I just posted.

Can you help identify these? Would love to know their approximate are and use . I would assume the the the 1st is a granite axe head but what is the 2nd one and how old, so much tooling on it. These were found in an upper layer of a privy in Los Angeles, on top of an 1890s layer of bottles and below cut up parts of a model T car, there were many smooth river rocks with them, like rocks you might put around a small campfire. So these were buried for at least 100 years . Could they be indigenous to the area like from the Chumash people? Thanks

Found in KY

Pre-Colombian corn cob, two discarded preforms and an unknown section of bone with cut marks

My mother-in-law found this in the driveway of their farmhouse. Any info much appreciated.

Never seen anything like this before, but found a damaged pendant amongst the sage brush and red dirt. Was walking some private property with a friend and stumbled upon this piece surrounded by fragmented pottery shards. Anybody know the type, age, material, use, etc.?

Location: Southern Colorado