Indian tool????
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david680
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Not my area. But I see nothing that looks worked, and it does look like a rock that has been shaped by moving water. Keep trying.
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I concur with David680, looks like an interesting natural stone shaped by water and water-borne erosive materials.
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Its a RARE Indian Sex Stone.
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water can do some amazing things. but it is still a cool find!!
Sorry, just a water eroded rock.
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