Mysterious stone

[Crazylion]

Found this in my garden today. The garden had rocks dumped in bulk from somewhere previous to us moving in. Not sure if this was part of that dump or ingenious to the area. I do live in area known to be inhabited by the Creek Native people. Any ideas or help would be appreciated

 

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[Indian Steve]

Sorry but it is just a really cool natural rock. Not Native made.

 

[flinthunter]

I agree with Indian Steve.

 

[mcb66]

Not sure, but looks like it may have been drilled by a piece of cane and not finished.

 

[unclemac]

...100% natural, if it were drilled it would have had no purpose.

 

[Crazylion]

I will add a couple other pictures shortly, the indentation is from both sides, and does go completely through the stone. The chip in the hole appears to have been loose and has been forced into the hole. I should have provided additional photos with the original post. The result still may be naturally formed, and that will be fine if it is.

 

[bradyboy]

if the hole goes all the way thru, could it be a net weight?
Brady

 

[Crazylion]

Here are a couple pics . Could this be a ancient fire starter.

 

[unclemac]

no, it is natural. Notice the even patina in and out of the hole

 

[GaRebel1861]

Natural rock. Cool looking though. Keep at it - there's plenty of artifacts out there waiting to be found.