Is this man made.

[TMRoberts]

Hello,

Would really appreciate some help determining if this is man made or a natural occurrence. We are in the TN / KY area and find rocks like this all over the place near rivers. We also find almost perfectly round rocks that I can provide pictures of if that would help in the identification.

Thanks in advance for any help

Chris

 

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[painterx7]

It's hard to tell from the picture I'm in the same area and most all round rocks are natural in our area . But they were also used . I have found natural rocks excavating that look like the one you posted . I do however think yours may have been used . Maybe someone else will have better info for you welcome to TNet

 

[The Grim Reaper]

It's hard to get a sense of how big it is. Is it really big?

It's also hard to say from your pictures if it was used or not. My gut says a Nutting Stone or Grinding Bowl of some kid, but there are natural stones that look just like that. I would have brought it home too more than likely.

 

[rock]

Welcome to the site. I just don't find that kind of artifact here in GA where I hunt at. Thanks for the post of it

 

[quito]

Looks like a common omar to me. Omarolluk

The rim on yours does not look wore the way a utilized omar or nutting stone would. It should be rounded off from use.

check them out here.
https://www.google.com/search?q=oma...e=univ&ei=5rgSVJCaBIPs8AHt8YDwDw&ved=0CDEQsAQ

 

[quito]

here are some of mine from an old thread.

These show up here pretty often.

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/north-american-indian-artifacts/351972-rocks-holes.html

 

[TMRoberts]

Thank you. From your thread I can see that these are very common.

 

[quito]

Thank you. From your thread I can see that these are very common.

Now if we can get some of the other artifact guys to learn how to recognize these, fewer people will be misled.

 

[TMRoberts]

Totally natural, but today we found around 10 to 15 almost perfectly round rocks. Have never seen anything like it