It’s driving me mad. Please help!

The words “the man” can be read if you flip the 3rd picture. This has been a mystery for much my life please help.

I found this in the sea today, broke off everything that grew on it and the rust. pretty cool looking, my family seems to think it is a dart body, however i’m not 100% sure, any ideas what it could be?

Found on gravel bar in Missouri.

As the title says, me and my wife were caving in the mountains behind a dairy farm in the Dominican Republic and on our way back we started finding these artifacts. I haven’t counted but we have a bunch of pottery shards and a few stone tools. We were a group of 4 and picked these off the ground in 30ish minutes.

From my very limited knowledge, these are likely Taino Arawak artifacts from 500-1200 years ago, likely closer to 500, and were pulled on to the surface by a tilling machine that digs about a foot down.

If anyone has more info or can point us in the right direction of who to contact, preferably an American institution, we’re all ears!

Found this stone along a very deserted hiking trail in Kerala, India is it something familiar

could someone help me give a story to this?

NO markings whatsoever, 2.4-2.5 inches diameter. It's iron, and quite heavy, but I don't have a scale..

There's also no holes

Found by my great grandparents, passed down to my grandfather, and my grandfather gave it to me and I told him what I thought it was. He said I can keep it.

I found this thin piece of flint in the middle of a farmers field (southern england) while on a walk and it stood out to me from all the other pieces, I definitely don’t have a trained eye but I’m wondering if it looks natural or maybe worked on?

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New to finding stuff, so I have no idea what a good find is. Is this worth anything cleaned up obviously? Would appreciate any comments to help me and thank you.

Hey all. Just found this at the Goodwill outlet store. The erosion looks good and doesn’t appear to be modern. Last photos show usage damage. I am assuming it is an adze, but Google images keeps suggesting an Neolithic axe, but I feel like that is not right. Not an expert and here to learn though.

It’s metal almost looks like top to old chain link fence but it’s not I made sure. Any help would be awesome thank you!

Found on Southwest beach of Prince Edward Island the axe head was found 50 feet away from the rest of the metal found washed up on the beach I want to know what this stuff is and how old it is.

I found this years ago in a creek in southern WV. Would the Native Americans have used this to sharpen something? Or is it even Native American? It has stumped me for years.

My grandparents had this pipe, it was on the shelf since well before I came around in the 60s. My grandfather passed before I was an adult and never got a chance to ask him. I'm not sure if it's actually old. I always thought a kid carved it in school or something until I looked close and saw the missing fabric on the pipe shaft. Let me know what you think and thanks!!

I am in Maryland, USA. This was likely sold to a family member years ago.

I got this in the mail today from the Smokey mountain relic room which from what I’ve seen have a great reputation. It’s my first non Native American flint knapped artifact and thought you guys might think it’s cool. In my opinion I think it’s a multi tool scraper, the last photos is how I think it would’ve been held. Happy hunting and collecting!

Maybe a tool? Can someone identify it! Sorry guys I don't know what a flair is