Artifact or not?

[SweepNbeep]

Hi everyone,

I know it's been awhile, haven't been doing much hunting the last year or so, just couldn't find the time. But I've recently been sorting through a lot of my old finds. As I was going through my boxes of stuff, I came across this little oddity. As you can probably tell, it's made of a dark stone, has a triangular shape to it, and has a groove on both sides. Kinda weird. To be honest I don't even remember where I found it. It came from either Minnesota or North Dakota. It's probably just a unique rock, I know that if it's an artifact, it's usually very obviously worked, which this isn't...but I figured you guys would know for sure. I look forward to you thoughts.

Thanks,

SNB

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[Buckleberry]

Not NA...keep looking though.

 

[Fat]

I think natural.
That coin for your pic sure has shinny cheeks

 

[SweepNbeep]

Yeah, that rich Minnesota black soil really keeps em' looking nice.

 

[Tdog]

Not. Water/weather worn rock.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, not artifact, keep looking, don't give up.

 

[GaRebel1861]

It kind of reminds me of a water worn fragment of a clay pigeon.

 

[SweepNbeep]

It kind of reminds me of a water worn fragment of a clay pigeon.

I can see where you would think that, but definitely not a clay target, its a rock all right.