Can anyone please help me identify

[MDrew706]

I found this in columbus, ga in a hill near what i think they call Cusseta Sands. Ive actually found two, this is one is just much larger

 

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[Joe-Dirt]

Someone will chime in as to what you have, looks pretty cool

 

[Silverseeker]

That's a lighter. I'm sure it's hard to tell, but it's upside down.

 

[Toecutter]

That's a lighter. I'm sure it's hard to tell, but it's upside down.

Im thinking its a Bic but not sure...

 

[DizzyDigger]

MD, I reduced the image size and corrected the color, but I still
can't see much more here than a odd shaped stone.

We could be missing something...What do you feel is special about this rock?

 

[A2coins]

A rock shaped like a fang

 

[YBnormal]

tallahatta quartzite

It's tallahatta quartzite
Tallahatta Sandstone Home

 

[creskol]

It's tallahatta quartzite
Tallahatta Sandstone Home

...and here I thought it was a petrified tadpole

 

[fyrffytr1]

It's tallahatta quartzite
Tallahatta Sandstone Home

So, is it an artifact or a geofact?

 

[MDrew706]

Due to where i found it, i believe it to be the claw of some prehistoric animal, just which one. The hill i go to is loaded with fossils, shark teeth and so on. It almost matches the giant sloth, i dont know. It was at the bottom of the ocean at one point. I live in the coastal plains region. You can literally see where the white sands were which arw layered on top deposits of clay, a grey flaky type deposit, which is where the claw was expired

 

[MDrew706]

In my opinion its a claw. The hill is made up of clay like deposits and white sands at the top. It was at the bottom of the ocean whatever it is