Glazed stone tools and ceramic finds in the Salish region - taboo?
I started collecting rocks to wrap for meditation. Then found animalistic features. Now looking at glazes and finishes. Then discovered Salish Museum carbon dating ceramics.
If my collection (I collected a lot) is artifacts then I want to create a meditation centre in memory of my friend who was a indigenous language teacher to all ages. She died suddenly and tragically. These stones with their cultural resonance, would make an amazing anchor for meditation. Help! I have come to understand that this history of flowing migrations and imported skill sets is controversial. Anyone interested in helping me sort and identify is very welcome.

I started collecting rocks to wrap for meditation. Then found animalistic features. Now looking at glazes and finishes. Then discovered Salish Museum carbon dating ceramics.
If my collection (I collected a lot) is artifacts then I want to create a meditation centre in memory of my friend who was a indigenous language teacher to all ages. She died suddenly and tragically. These stones with their cultural resonance, would make an amazing anchor for meditation. Help! I have come to understand that this history of flowing migrations and imported skill sets is controversial. Anyone interested in helping me sort and identify is very welcome.

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