New england indian tool artifact? Help!

[method2406]

Indian tool artifact? Help!
Hello,

I have held on to this rock since I was young because it was different never knowing what it could be , but I always kept it around. No one ever thought it was more than just a smooth cool rock. I now come to notice it could have been a hand tool of some type. I have noticed 2 notches on thinner end. The rock is incredibly smooth, about 2.75inch in length, with about .5in on small side to .75 in on wider side, and a solid grey look. Sounds like glass or something that would shatter when tapped on. May even have some markings on it that have been worn. Any help would be appreciated thanks. Found in Rhode island.

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Nothing in pictures show it being an Indian artifact.....




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[method2406]

Nothing in pictures show it being an Indian artifact.....




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In the top picture you can kinda see the 2 notches i am talking about easier to see and feel in person. also the smoothness of this stone and the wide end looks like it could have been sharpened from each side. any clue on what type stone mineral it could be?

 

[bradyboy]

Looks like a river rock IMO
What do you think its purpose would be?
Brady

 

[method2406]

Idk looked similar to some pestles or small axe of some type

 

[Tony in SC]

Water worn creek rock.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Worn river rock IMO it is to small to be a pestle just look at the size in your fingers and try and imagine doing any type of grinding with it.