✅ SOLVED Hi, ID this strange thing?

[Jimmi]

Hi. Can anyone offer a suggestion. I found this 30 years ago, when digging for " treasures" in our yard. It's an hour and a half from an Ocean. Not to say it couldn't have been dropped.
If this is any clue, about 100 years before we had lived there , it had been known as Pigsville , because of all of the pigs that were raised on the property . Thank you for any input on this childhood discovery.

 

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[firemac]

jimmi, no picts were attached

 

[Jimmi]

jimmi, no picts were attached

Whoops sorry.. Hopefully I fixed that

 

[taz42o]

Looks like a leg bone. Baby pig femur?

 

[Elisha]

Calcified bone or Coral maybe. It it heavy or light? Does it feel like stone?

 

[bigfoot1]

Taz got it...pig femur....

 

[nhbenz]

Agreed, and looks like maybe sawed off at one time, like a ham hock Ham Hock Stock Photography - Image: 8724052

 

[Jimmi]

Awwww a baby pig femur... That's so sad. It's only the length of my finger . Well thank you all. Odd how it preserved . It's very lightweight like pumice stone. How do I go about marking something as solved?
Edit: nevermind saw it was already done ! That was fast