Mineral, Meteorite, Meteorwrong ?

[princemarinette]

Hello, I found this close to the shore of Green Bay In The Upper Peninsula of Michigan in a park i have detected for over 20 years. I have found several Copper Culture Indian artifacts, coins, and Fur trade artifacts there at depths 6 to 14 inches, This is the deepest target i have found there about 2 feet. It took 45 minutes to extract it. Unfortunate it broke in half when getting it out, it is heavy for it's size, But mainly it has a green glass stone in it that has raised many questions. It is mostly non-magnetic, However, some small areas are magnetic. It weighs about 130 grams.

 

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[Tommybuckets]

Looks to be some sort of melted slag/ metal that was in a hot fire. Def not a meteor

 

[cactusrat]

I think Tommybuckets nailed it.

 

[A2coins]

I agree cant hurt to have it looked at