Help ! never have come across one like this St Clair County Illinois

[Colonial Digger]

I am just not sure what it is ? looks carved, worked, shaped somewhat like a arrowhead , but a lighter stone than what I normally find. Any idea's or who to take it to?

 

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[Tdog]

Rodent gnawings. Bone?

 

[pepperj]

That os one gnarly looking piece, will be following what folks think it is.

 

[Colonial Digger]

Rodent gnawings. Bone?

I thought the same at first but its stone.

 

[Prairie Prowler]

Squirrel gnawed piece of bone or antler..

 

[Tdog]

I thought the same at first but its stone.

Still could be rodent gnawings.

 

[Colonial Digger]

Squirrel gnawed piece of bone or antler..

Tdog and prairie prowler are correct, I have a antler that I found a few years back that was chew on, and they match, I just did not catch it , but it is still a cool piece. Thanks' for the help.

 

[traveller777]

I am going to back the other guys on animal gnawing. Right stone I suppose they may gnaw it for the mineral. Looks like an old antler gnawed. BUT, could be natural erosion on right stone I suppose.

 

[Colonial Digger]

Still could be rodent gnawings.

You were correct! thanks

 

[dognose]

pretty wild looking. I have only found a few sheds, but dont really look for them.

 

[Buckleberry]

gnawed fossilized bone/antler?

 

[Crumb]

Idk fellas ever bone/antler I’ve ever found wasn’t chewed in 30 different directions like that,it’s odd looking to me. I would think a rodent would keep working it like corn on the cob that’s how they do antlers I’ve found. Idk what it is but I think it’s something else