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Hello

I found this while Metal detecting a beach in Long Island New York.
It looks like a lot of Native American Tools that I have found online.
Does anyone know what this could be? A rock is not the answer that I’m looking for. I already know that info.

Thanks !
 

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If rock is out, then I think you have nothing there.
 
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Interesting Stone...
Looks like granite.
I see no evidence of humans working on this piece.
So i'm afraid I would have to say it's a ____.
 
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Sorry, nothing more than a weathered rock.
 
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It looks a little like that Pop Tart that the 7 year old kid chewed into the shape of a gun. He was of course immediately suspended for that. A completely rational decision in my opinion because It WAS loaded. With fruit filling.

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But since you don't want to hear the "R" word I'll just say it's Iraq.
 
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We used to call these “geofacts” out in the field
 
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This is a "concretion" of the bodies of marine animals in the process of becoming limestone!
 
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