Native American?

[Bellcats40965]

Thanks for membership approval. I found this site after picking up an interesting rock from a strip mine near my home. It just doesn't look like it could be natural. It is about 4" long and about 1 1/4" wide at the widest part. Could it be a tomahawk? Or grinding stone? Or is it just a freakish sedimentary deposit?

Thanks,

Tom

 

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[knighthunter]

petrified peanut.

 

[Tony in SC]

Hard to say. I don't see that it has been worked, but it could have been smoothed. Net weight?? Try posting over on the North American Indian forum, and welcome to Tnet. Tony

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

I am moving thread to Indian Artifact Forum, much more knowledgeable members on artifacts there..

 

[Jon Stewart]

concreation?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Don't think it is artifact... Just my opinion...

 

[Bellcats40965]

concreation?

I think you are correct. Makes sense at least. Seems harder than Kentucky sandstone and I agree it doesn't reveal any work that has been performed. Cool rock for my little girl I guess!!! Thanks

 

[The Grim Reaper]

concreation?

Jon is correct. That is a concretion and actually a pretty common form.

Look through the pictures on this link and you see several that look just like yours.

https://www.google.com/search?q=con...ved=0ahUKEwiehMvStoXKAhUBD2MKHe3ID40Q_AUIBigB

 

[rock]

Yes natural formation. Thanks for asking though to make sure.

 

[Peter Iredale]

Looks like a large rock peanut

 

[RustyGold]

Planter's Rock! Commonly referred to as a "Jif Stone"