HI ALL! Here are 35 more amazing portable rock art/ effigy/stone tool artifacts I found in Northern Kentucky (there are also 2 that I posted previously as well). There are beautiful zoomorphic pieces with many animal images on each, as well as some interesting human profiles. Many different types of stone are represented here, some even made from ancient cement/pebbles, which I love! Enjoy looking, and please comment if possible!
Check out the detailed eye on this first one! Wow.
The piece below has multiple aquatic animal images you can clearly see as you turn it...
Can you see the multiple faces on the one below? Looks like 2 kissing in the center.
Serpent/snake head looking to the right..
3D Bird in flight (among other images):
Check out the detail on this amazing knife:
Zoom in on the next pic and see how many images you can find.... I lost count! Cool profile looking left too!
Photos dont do the cement artifacts justice.... I'm working on that!
Lots of pigment on this awesome scraper:
Wide open mouth facing right, more profiles to the left on another nice scraper below:
I love the next piece! Check out left facing profile in the second picture... another WOW!
BIG BEAR BELOW!
Awesome left facing human profile!
Great pigments & tool marks:
A rare crab:
More awesome scraper tools:
Bird in flight to left & awesome gorilla/ape facing right (at bottom):
I absolutely LOVE your rocks! I am really interested in learning more about them. I live in Indiana and there is an abundance of them every where i go. Its great to know im not alone in being fascinated by rocks! Stay stone crazy
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with taking a trip
DeleteI have a Gemstone and Rock Stone that have found a crystal around the Rock
DeleteYES I ALSO HAVE FOUND PALEO CEMENT WE ALSO HAVE geopolymer ceramics made into points and glass with paleo artifacts
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks for sharing the cement rocks. I don't know yet when I find a tool, I will have to work on identifying those. What light do you take your photos in?
DeleteWrong they ARE ARTIFACTS
DeleteNice rocks. But that’s all they are, rocks. You have a great imagination.
ReplyDeleteYour wrong. People like you stay with the bottom feeders. People like portable rock art have it nailed down. We are the elite people and history will change because of these amazing specimens.
DeleteYea a pot a of mine had a collection of "rock owls" he finally got help and i knew he had completely recovered when he agreed that is owls (haha!) Were nothing but native American sex stones,,furkin rocks...
DeleteYou're wrong ,but oh well it's your loss.
DeleteYou're wrong, and the way I see it if you can't accept the obvious, find another pin.
DeleteThese pieces need to be considered artifacts and treated in that fashion
ReplyDeleteI have some art don't know were are how see wat they are and worth
ReplyDeleteWhat type of environment did you find these and what part of Northern Kentucky? I found exactly the same in central Illinois.
ReplyDeleteWhat type of area did you find these and where in northern Kentucky? I found exactly the same in central Illinois
ReplyDeleteWhat type of area did you find these and where in northern Kentucky? I found exactly the same in central Illinois
ReplyDeleteWow! Im not losing my mind after all.To everybody out there who see these images. These are real and they are usually the heads of ancient reptilian beings that once existed here during the silicon era. I have heard it many times said that when silicon is exposed to oxegan it will turn to stone.Something happened. It was quick and it was permanent. I would say that 90% of all rocks I see just laying around are the heads, hearts livers and lungs of these ancient beasts. AND THEY STILL SECRETE DNA. Wear your PPE. Google Michael Tellinger: Hidden Origins Fossils of Giants and the shift in Consciousness. What a great show. You will never see life in the same way. Im new on pintrest so watch foir my rock collection. I have a snake head with a tyrtle in his mouth. I also have a reptile skull with 3 spear tips in it. Happy to meet you all and follow my page as it developes! Also look up Rodger at Mudd fossile university on you tube. Roger is finding things from space looking down on earth,,,and its really there!
ReplyDeleteI have Rocks that have images of People, Animals and Aliens.
ReplyDeleteLove to share.
I'm from Alabama. Good ole country gal here with plenty!
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ReplyDeleteThe Ol'school doctor needs to retire ( along with All his blind followers) or take several refresher courses or change their way of thinking (somehow). Portable Rock Art is here to stay and should be classified as (Artifacts). My New school doctor said that I have a severe case of Rockartomy. And I do! Rock On!
ReplyDeleterockartomy: the urge or great desire to seek, collect, document, and share moveable stone artifacts that previously were discarded or overlooked by archaeologist, researchers, and historians for several decades.
Hey this is Rockartomy! That is a cool knife by the way. Don't mind what all those rock art haters and artifact denier's say. They can't help it. They're drowning in their own misery.So keep on keeping on! And remember to ALWAYS: ROCK ON!
DeleteI have been digging at an Adena/Hopewell site in Ohio and this collection of rocks are very similar to what I have been finding for those naysayers.
ReplyDeleteI have found like that Rock Stone that have found a crystal around the Rock
DeleteRockhawk here, just wanted to give you my support. I have amassed a huge collection of these peteoglyphs from Indian camps here in N.C. . You have some great pieces. Thank you for the time it took you to put this together. Dont let the nay sayers discourage you or upset you. I have some great ideas you might like to be a part of. Contact me between Rockwalks...
ReplyDeleteI have hundreds of similar pieces and they are so much more than just rocks to the nay-sayers I had 1 piece encrusted with crystals sell for $1800 on e-bay I curently have a Alien face grey effigy on auction at e-bay..Great page sir!
DeleteI too have 50 or more effigies and melted stone mixed with pebbles and stained with pigments and ceramics/ pottery found in Hardin county Tn near Pickwick
ReplyDeleteI hunt for arrowheads all the time and today while looking I found a rock with a ape face.I would love to show it and learn more about what it is I have found.
ReplyDeleteThe 1st step is finding one now get out there and build a nice collection they are in every state I've lived in Fl Ca and Wv Good luck
ReplyDeleteNice collection,it's amazing how many people have such a negative attitude about the expressions beliefs storytelling communication art and like it or not come on non believers this is a part of human history that needs to be addressed and documented so for all that have the education certification and licensing to get history right step up do the right thing. I'm from Arlington Tx. I have a collection like the Kentucky collection and in a very short time period. Don't know why but I can see the images from 10'away on these rocks without even picking them up. We'll leave it at that very strange. This human race is begging to be known and stories be told. The only wrong here is not doing what is right, right?
ReplyDeletei just recently stumbled upon the find of my life ab 3 wks ago at my previous home of 7 yrs which is now my first rental house. I was cleaning yard in between remodeling and upgrading and found an axe, which is an eagle, an owl, a cardnal, a bear, and i just realized there is a snake which is also a duck head/neck. within 5 min of finding it I started finding all sorts of effigies, axes, knives, hammers, and literally every other tool known to exist and these artifacts are super old... some is paleo and some is prehistoric. I've found ab 60 axe heads, ab 25 or so hammers, few dozen assorted clubs, several engravers which are mostly bears and just started finding all the owl/bear/frog combos which have been scarce. i only have a few with the frog included but they are undeniable as to what they are. I've tried to keep count but would have to guess that I've pulled around 3,000 total.... in just 3 wks!!!!!! Man I cant believe it. My family thought I had lost my marbles until they started seeing the mass numbers each day now and started seeing the similarities in all the different styles. Some even have gold in them. Real friggin gold, yall. And then the things depicted within the engravings on some are just.......... All ima say is that I'm not crazy but bigfoot is real and I have plenty effigies depicting them and from what I can interpret from all the scenes engraved, which are of amazingly great quality and very vivid, the sasquatch ppl were protectors and they even have elders. There's a woman pleading with them on one stone with her hands clinched and raised in front of her.. and there's ab 20 different undeniable squatch heads side-by-side and some sharing the same face but at just slightly differnt angles but all looking at/listening to the woman. Pretty sure dragons were real and of course we know that man and dinasours co-existed in some point in time. I have effigiee that are almost identical to all of these. i have an 30 motar cretions as well.
ReplyDeleteYou took the words right out of my mouth. Very similar find here in Oklahoma on the Arkansas River after the flood. There is real gold in some of these effigies. They must have had a massive trade route. All the animals you listed check. Man did walk with dinosaurs and yes there were dragons.
DeleteThose effigies sound interesting. You need to share some good quality pictures. I made a website for like-minded Indian effigy/artwork lovers to enjoy showing what I found. Go to https://spiritbirdartifacts. godaddysites.com/
ReplyDeleteNice finds! I live in central Iowa and have been surface hunting and have found probably hundreds of effigies, mostly bird, owl, bear, deer, eagle, raccoon, lots of paleo tools and faces of men with one eye hole and the other closed, have found salamander and serpent effigies as well. I have been doing research and haven’t found too much information it looks like a lot of professional archaeologists won’t even recognize portable rock art as a real artifact. I know what I have and each piece is very special to me! Hopefully in the future these artifacts will be recognized and there will be more information out there! To the naysayers who say it’s just a rock, you are totally missing out!! Rock on!
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