impactites?

The first time I saw these rocks with holes, one year ago, my first thought was that a meteorite rain could have impacted on them, at that time I didn't have any bit of knowledge about meteorites neither rocks. I thought too that maybe the holes could have been the result of gun shots, maybe lead shots as result of an old battle. Then I found many metallic fragments, I thought that they could be part of a fragmented metallic meteorite because they had that glossy appearance(dessert varnish), they were highly magnetic, heavy. But I was told they were iron oxides, possibly hematites. After that I comprehended that metallic meteorites have regmaglypts and don't streak when rubbed against a surface. With that new information in hand I returned to the promontory of the rocks with holes hoping to find iron encrusted in the rocks, or whatever the rocks would have in the holes. But I couldn't pluck a thing and returned home, at that time I was fascinated with the idea of finding a meteorite but I forget the issue when I read that metallic meteorites don't fragment and that the possibilities of finding one is almost 0%. When I knew the rocks around the place were breccias and when I read about impact breccias, I thought maybe they could be impact breccias, but I disregard myself, that is certainly impossible, I thought. So I considered they were igneous breccias. I went to fotograph the breccias an accidentally I found a fossil nearby and was fascinated with finding others fossils so I collected some rocks. Then I found a rock that had that lava-like melted petrified covering, I thought it could be a fossil. I was told it could be lava, indeed it looked like that, but I doubted it about it because in the surroundings there is no lava like features, I would have it related. I have a couple of stones with black crystallized covering, when I found them I thought the covering was mud and could be detached it easily by washing it, but I was wrong, it was encrusted in the rocks. I remembered that the rock with lava like features was found on the rock with holes promontory. Then the term impactite came to my mind, because I had found the term when reading about meteorites and again when reading about impact breccias. I read a page about an impact crater, Vesala, in Finland. I saw the rocks impacted, they have similar holes that the rocks in the promontory. Then I saw a rock with a melted cover, caused by high temperatures of the impact, it looked like lava, like the rock I had found. I read that pumice can be created by the impact too. When I saw the rock I made the connection: impact breccias, limestone and breccias impacted by impactites, melted covering caused by high temperatures, possibly impact spallation; ingredients of an impact crater, but there are others missing, shatter cones, shocked quartz and the crater itself. Some time ago I had thinking in building a rustic stone oven, I collected fragments from the promontory because they were squared like bricks. Well, I didn't build the oven and I have the fragments in the backyard. I took one of these pieces and I observed that it has iron incrusted, I put a magnet and it sticked. I observed that it is peppered with many tiny iron particles. I went out to collect more photos and some rocks, I observed that the holes in the rocks have some kind of crystal, I found a stone that seemed a breccia, I didn't know that breccias could be as great as the ones found and as small as the stone I had just found. Walking around I found more mega breccias, the distance along I have found breccias is about 7 km. Limestone is uncommon and does not fit with more granite surrounding landscape, however it does not look odd, except for the holes, because it looks like granite at the common sight. I have explored 7 km in an angle of 30 grades. Supposing the impact crater theory is a fact, what could be the dimensions of this crater considering the fact that 7 km of breccias are vissible and the impactites are 100m from one end of the breccias? how old could it be considering the fact that it is not profound and possibly tectonic forces had made the breccias to emerge?
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