Help to ID

[in2thepast]

New to this site and I have so many questions. Always have picked up rocks but really starting to understand and reading more about my heritage to teach my kids but a true newbie Always loved this rock because of the carved lines but it's broken and not sure what it is?

 

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[1320]

Welcome to Treasurenet and to the Native American Artifacts forum as well. I can only tell you what it isn't....a Native American artifact. It's a cool looking rock though!

 

[in2thepast]

Thank you, wasnt sure because of the carved line around the edge in the first picture.

 

[1320]

Thank you, wasnt sure because of the carved line around the edge in the first picture.

It may appear to be carved but I'm certain that it's a natural formation.

 

[rock]

Looks to be a broken flint nodule they come in all shapes and sizes but most are shaped like the one you posted. Nice avatar I might add

 

[wells]

Look up concretions on google images.

 

[austin]

Welcome and don't worry. There is still plenty stuff to discover.

 

[monsterrack]

It is a natural stone, the line was made due to a softer part of the stone eroding away before the other. keep looking, from your other post you are on the right track

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I agree, 100% natural.