what the heck

[mainejman]

this rock was found in a field years ago in illinois.the little rock fits in the middle.I'm an artifact hunter and I haven't a clue.any ideas? your help would be apopreciated.

 

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[Diggin-N-Dumps]

At the risk of sounding ignorant... Is that like an Fossilized Egg?. Was the smaller round object from the void in the middle?

 

[worldtalker]

That is dang cool whatever it is. God Bless Chris

 

[mainejman]

Dnd yes it was in the middle! It was also hollow with a hole in it.The cut in the rock was flawless definetly not man made.

 

[rock]

Id like to see the outside of the big rock please

 

[mainejman]

Wish I could but don't have it. I can tell you it was kinda greyish and fairly smooth.the holes are perfectly round

 

[Bajahunter]

Definitely interesting.
Too bad it's not available for other shots.
I don't see any chunks of mineral in it. Is there? It looks like clay. The outer rind is darker like it was baked in a kiln.
Is it perfectly round outside? It was already in three pieces when found? How tightly do the pieces fit together? Is there a difference between the material the inner ball is made from and the material of the outer one?
From what I can see in the pictures it doesn't look like it was made by mother nature.

 

[mainejman]

I believe. I've found the answer to my question.With the help of treasurenet.looks like it might be a dinosaur egg.

 

[mainejman]

It is about the same. It looks like the embryo may have been more developed.But I'm not sure because I wasn't there.