Unusual Artifact/Stone Tool? Looking for ID

swizzle

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Found this by the mohawk river a while back. Just found it going through my rocks again and it got me wondering if Its a naturally occurring rock or a stone tool. One side has quite a nice polish on it. Its not bone. I've had a few people ask if it was a jaw bone. Its definitely stone.
 

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OZARKS

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Doesn't look worked, appears to have been created by water

Having said that, I'm no stone expert...lol
 

lookingharder

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Neat rock. I was an expert in my field for 30 years... then I sold the farm and moved to town.
 

Treasure_Hunter

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Looks natural water erosion.
 

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