Ancient sandstone artifact

[esk8erguy]

Wondering what you guys think about this artifact. I've been told it's a plowtip. It's made of sandstone, and everyone I've took it too gives me a different estimate on it's age. One man said it's most possibly from the paleo stage. I don't really get to far with it down in the boonies where I'm at. Anyone know anything about it. Or if it has any worth. Any help would be appreciated.

 

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[bone2stone]

Natural geofact.
Paleo peoples did not use farming in the general sense.
No plow use.

Bone2stone

 

[esk8erguy]

Hmmm what a shame. I've had a feller tell me the same, but it seems I get mixed answers on it. Oh well back to hunting thanks for the reply.

 

[Sheldon J]

Natural geofact.
Paleo peoples did not use farming in the general sense.
No plow use.

Bone2stone

+1 and the simple fact that sandstone is way too soft for such a use.