Found in SE Iowa

[lvland31]

What type of rock?
Possible native american artifact?

 

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[Bquamb]

Looks like a large hunk of soap stone

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Welcome to Tnet from Toronto lvland!

I bet your wife must've been absolutely thrilled when she saw you lugging that piece home.
It looks to be naturally worn by water and weather... but then again, what do I know.

Maybe consider re-posting it here... North American Indian Artifacts or here... Rocks/Gems

Dave

 

[ticndig]

Just in time for valentines day . you've found a North American sex stone.

 

[civil_war22]

Just in time for valentines day . you've found a North American sex stone.

I often wondered about them having those back then. Being Native American, and having a town in Oklahoma named after my family, and my 4x great grandfather being a delegate to the Senate for the First Cherokee Nation Council, I get to remembering all the stories my grandparents, and dad told me about them having sex all the time back then, because when they weren’t hunting, gathering, and making tools, they were making something else. I’ve found lots of soap stone, I’ve also made a lot of sharpened blades by using soap stone to sharpen steel with. Never have I used it as a tool, hammer, or anything other than a sharpening stone.

 

[dognose]

It does not look like a native american relic in my opinion.


it appears to be a few feet high. I am not sure what it may be other than natural.

 

[Tony in SC]

The flat side makes me think that it was pushed by a glacier at one time?

 

[tamrock]

The flat side makes me think that it was pushed by a glacier at one time?

I think the same. Created by time and pressure

 

[Doubter in MD]

Shmoo?

 

[A2coins]

Always good to ask and learn Mother Nature can create some interesting stones that one is very interesting Welcome to tnet. Tommy