unknown indian tool! please help

[Lilbil111]

Found this little guy today in cedar creek, but im having issues figuring it out. There are multiple finger grooved spots worn down from alot of use. One end pointed, the other v shaped, with a well rounded belly. Any knowledge would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

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[kingskid1611]

It must be pretty cool. I like it already. Can I get a pic please?

 

[Lilbil111]

A few pictures

 

[kingskid1611]

That is interesting, what kind of stone?

 

[Lilbil111]

Metamorphic shale? Not quite sure, its very strong not brittle, but looks to be layered

 

[MObushwhacker]

Simply Amazing

 

[Lilbil111]

Ty, i was pretty surprised, just wish i could find someone who has seen this before

 

[Scrappy]

I would make a terrible Indian artifact digger since it just looks like a rock nature had some fun with. However I could see it being used as a cutting device with the different angles you've shown. Cool find

 

[Lilbil111]

Haha, yea maybe too shape/ sharpen arrow heads?

 

[Mark Todd]

You sound pretty excited, so I don't enjoy saying this but I think it's a natural formation.
Nothing I see in your pictures indicates an Indian artifact.

 

[RobRieman]

Yeah looks like a creek rock to me too.