What could this be

[Tammy Lee]

Found this today It is well polished and has been worked

 

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[Hot diggity]

Anymore pics? Different angles? Interesting...

 

[Tammy Lee]

I turned the piece counterclockwise when I made these pictures

 

[Tammy Lee]

I turned the piece counterclockwise when I made these pictures

 

[Gold Maven]

looks like a round steak.

pics are free, how about all sides, back, something to scale it with, close up of the little round thing.....looks natural....hard to tell.

 

[Hot diggity]

Lol, sorry TL I don't mean to laugh but you wasted your time there... that's the exact same angle. Different angle of the couch at least. Before you turn it end for end remember I can do the same with my phone :}'

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Where is the flaking or work done, none visible in picture....

 

[choo]

Looks like a petrified ear Lol��

 

[Tammy Lee]

I am so sorry I lost my darn glasses today Still havent found them I was trying to make pictures using a magnifying glass Didnt work to well I will get some better ones

 

[Hot diggity]

No worries Tammy. Take your time. It is an interesting looking piece. Hope you find your glasses.

 

[Tammy Lee]

No worries Tammy. Take your time. It is an interesting looking piece. Hope you find your glasses.

Hope the pictures were better I want to show you a few other things that I have found

 

[Hot diggity]

Unfortunately those just look like strange rocks. Erosion creates strange rocks, not ancient people. Sorry. Have you ever found pottery or stone flaking? Most (not all) of this stuff is usually buried too. I wish you luck in the future. PS: The pictures were much better.

 

[Tammy Lee]

Well darn Oh well I will try again today

 

[Tammy Lee]

Hey I do have another to show you I know what it is already It is a pretty cool looking tool

 

[Hot diggity]

That is cool! I'm pretty new myself & can't give any answers on that one. Of course not everything they used as tools were made by them either. Some things just naturally fit the job. The cultures who left their belongings left little else. Some items we'll just never know. Edit: I just zoomed on the top pic. Looks like BLUE DYE or something! That might be really neat! I don't see stone like that up here anyway (Ontario, u I guess r mid west u.s?) Hope you get a straight answer.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

All natural Tammy.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

All natural Tammy.

Natural rock is all...

 

[wondertuckian]

Found this today It is well polished and has been worked View attachment 1184957

Looks like a fossilized catcher's mitt.
The type a prehistoric, left-handed, Native American would have used.
Were there any left-over hot dogs or apple pie fossils?

 

[Hot diggity]