Help me identify this cool something or other

[Inkstar]

I found this in a shallow creek bed recently. I've found arrowheads and other stone tools in the same place before. This caught my eye... I've never seen anything like it. I don't know if it's man-made or nature-made but either way it's really cool looking. Any help with identifying it would be much appreciated! Thanks, Matt

 

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[joe_dirt]

It certainly is cool looking and I really can't say for sure but it looks natural to me

 

[Carolina Tom]

Nice looking natural stone.

 

[vpnavy]

I found this in a shallow creek bed recently...

I noticed this was your very first post - so, Welcome Aboard Matt!

 

[rock]

Lets see the other artifacts you have found. The one in question is natural, welcome to the site

 

[newnan man]

Welcome! Post any artifacts you have found. My dads side of the family all were from Minn. He told stories about the cold weather. I was born in Florida. Can't take much below 60 degrees!

 

[sandchip]

Like everybody said, natural, but way cool. Reminds me of a mother and child sculpture I saw at some time or another. Welcome aboard, Matt!

 

[quito]

Welcome! Post any artifacts you have found. My dads side of the family all were from Minn. He told stories about the cold weather. I was born in Florida. Can't take much below 60 degrees!

LOL, there are some up here that will wear shorts in the dead of winter winter.

As a neighbor to Minnesota, believe me, more than likely they weren't stories! I experienced 50 below zero actual temperature working over there years ago.

 

[Reanm8er]

Welcome nice find

 

[Rookster]

Welcome to Tnet from Mississippi. Cool rock.

 

[uglymailman]

Looks natural to me but pretty cool. There is a thread called "Got a rock you want identified?", you might try posting there. Several people help out on it. Good luck.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

LOL, there are some up here that will wear shorts in the dead of winter winter.

As a neighbor to Minnesota, believe me, more than likely they weren't stories! I experienced 50 below zero actual temperature working over there years ago.

I was on the road for a telcom company and I lived up in the far north, have lived in Minnesota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri and Ohio. Seen over -50 below with wind chills pushing it -90 on more than a few conditions.