Just a few cleaned up or extras I missed

I just found a inscribed rock also on a spring in Bell County.They were keeping trac of somthing in that area ,wonder what it was?

That's a purdy little bird. Wonder how rare those enscribed stones are and what was the stone of choice. Down in this area all we have is red sandstone and erosion probably would have wiped out any sign of etchings.

The one i found is made of limestone.

Limestone is a lot harder then this old sandstone. I've scratched and carved on it before and it's easy to work just no staying power against the enviroments.

What are the odds, I found my first incised stone yesterday!

Man they were sure making quality points at that site A huge frame of those Birdies is going to look good next to a frame of those H U G E points you had been finding the last couple of yrs at other sites.

I am stepping right out on the very end of the controversial ID limb

That inscribed stone is truely a DOODLE STONE....just not yet in the artifacts of Texas book !

I started out like everyone does by trying to see a pattern in the lines...then it got me.....The artist hasn't been born yet that would select such a canvas
(stone) for even rough sketches.

The roughness and texture of the stone shows not the slightest attempt to wind up with a reasonable piece of finished artwork.

Since wood whittling as a passtime had not yet been invented, this is a stone age substitute...
The guy was sitting on a big rock talking to his girlfriend who was grinding the evenings mush, and he just bent over and picked up the nearest rock to doodle on.

Most people just have painted rocks, calendar rocks and wonderfull art deco rocks but very few doodle
rocks are reported. Congratulations

wow ! great points and great camera work. keep em' coming