Most polished stone ever

[saskfinder]

My son found this along a artifact rich Valley top. Does anyone know what it could have been used for? In the sunlight it has a metallic shine to it. I will get some better pictures. Thanks

 

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[jamey]

looks like it was picked up by a glacier,what state was it found in?im sure it had nothing to do with the Indians.

 

[unclemac]

most likely nothing, but i have seen highly polished stones used to burnish pottery before firing...adds a glazed like look.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

No evidence it was ever altered or utilized by man. Could be a Gastrolith though.

 

[joshuaream]

No evidence it was ever altered or utilized by man. Could be a Gastrolith though.

If Sask in your name refers to a large Canadian province, then you are in prime area for gastroliths.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gastrolith

 

[saskfinder]

No evidence it was ever altered or utilized by man. Could be a Gastrolith though..

Good call on the gastrolith. I'd say that's exactly what it is. Thanks