Identification help? Indian net weight?

[DIG]

I metal detect in the ocean and a few years back, I found this curious item in an area that had washed out really hard after a storm. I also found a decent megalodon tooth in the same area. I was digging a metal target and as I sifted things out of my scoop I noticed what looked to be the wheel of the Flintstone mobile. I knew right away that it had been hand made and was old, but im not an artifact hunter so I thought I would ask those who would know. Any help you can give me is much appreciated.

 

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[creekhunter]

Wow, probably not a net weight, I would say a bead, nice find!

 

[Mowwhay]

You didn't mention if the hole goes all the way through. Im thinking it doesn't? Gamestone.

 

[DIG]

You didn't mention if the hole goes all the way through. Im thinking it doesn't? Gamestone.

it does go all the way through

 

[DIG]

Any suggestions on who I could take it to on the west coast of Florida for a positive I'd?

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Can you show some more angles of the piece? I have a buddy that has several of those things that he found on the beaches in Florida and at Myrtle Beach and I he he found out they were part of some sea creature.

 

[DIG]

Can you show some more angles of the piece? I have a buddy that has several of those things that he found on the beaches in Florida and at Myrtle Beach and I he he found out they were part of some sea creature.

Here are some better shots. Hope they help. It's definitely stone.

 

[GaRebel1861]

Sure looks man made to me. I'm thinking it's a game stone as well. Good luck!

 

[joshuaream]

Just being the devil's advocate, is the hole the same size as the shank on a dremel tool? Or does the stone look like some type of composite stone with bubbles?

My first impression would be some type of bead, but there are also a lot of other modern things that can look old, or fossil/geological things that can look man made.

Carlos Tatum probably still lives in the Tampa area, he'd be the person I'd ask.

Btw, welcome from South Florida!

 

[monsterrack]

Welcome to T-net and that is a cool find. I would be thinking a bead if the hole looks right, keep us updated.