Strange Tool Need Help With the ID.

[Nigel Tufnel]

Natural. This is a naturally created hole. I know some folks on here will say it is natural so I am getting that out of the way. Just in case it is not natural here is the story.

This is a heavy flint rock that was found near a natural pond buried in the mud after a few days of storms. It had worked flint pieces all around. As soon as I saw the main hole I thought this could be something cool. It had a mad encased round spot that I originally thought was just an ergonomic place for the thumb.

Upon further inspection I realized it was a cleared out hole that I delicately removed the mud from to find whatever this might be called. I have had guesses of a pipe, drinking/cooking tool, or a receptacle for medicine.

 

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[Neogeo]

Yeah I have to agree natural.I have found some flint (raw )that has some kind of inclusion like yours but none with a tube.Very neat and would have came home with me too.It could be a trace fossil like a mud tube,or a softer stone that just does not have the staying power that flint has.Still pretty neat tho

 

[pickaway]

Yeah I have to agree natural.I have found some flint (raw )that has some kind of inclusion like yours but none with a tube.Very neat and would have came home with me too.It could be a trace fossil like a mud tube,or a softer stone that just does not have the staying power that flint has.Still pretty neat tho

i agree...