Please help

[beenlookin]

Paducah Ky. Found this in a creek. I'm new to the game.

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[jewelerguy]

a pic of the other side would be helpful, but so far it looks like a natural rock

 

[beenlookin]

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[smokeythecat]

Looks like a flinty-----chert type material. if it was worked on by people the other side would have some flaking on it.

 

[beenlookin]

Thank you got excited

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[smokeythecat]

Although tan, it can be cut by a lapidary and make a belt buckle or such. That stuff is tough.

 

[tamrock]

Things like these if found at an actual archaeological dig site are classed as genuine stone artifacts. Humans in North America earlier than thought - Technology & Science - CBC News It seem if they are found in a random location then then it becomes impossible to say for sure what it is. Seems then opinions can go both ways. Some will say it's a true artifacts and equally others will say it's a notafact. Post it in the North American Indian Artifacts forum as it's always interesting to see what they have for opinions over these type of finds.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Natural flint with natural chips...