Is this a artifact or just a rock?

Mar 5, 2018
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vpnavy

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While you are waiting on a member response - I noticed this was your very first post. SO, Welcome Aboard WvaDiggerchick79! Take a look at Sub-Forums: West Virginia for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to your state.
 

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Welcome to the forum.

Something to indicate size and a pic or two from other angles would really help.
 

arrow86

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Thanks for the pic I still would say natural mainly due to the rock type looks like a grainy sandstone I find those in odd shapes here in Maryland as well but they are a soft material wouldn’t hold up well
 

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Natural hasnt been altered by human hands cortex is still intact. Nice shape to it though keep looking.
 

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Welcome to TreasureNet. Sorry, just a natural rock.
 

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natural and not an uncommon shape, i myself have found that very rock before.
 

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