Sandstone abrading piece?

[autographcollector11]

I took better pics of a piece I showed before. I noticed some lines in each end and confirmed it was sandstone. The area was never plowed so it not plow marks. Could these be abrading marks. I hope the lighting is ok. It looks so symmetrical as well on the end. What do you think?
Again thanks for your help

 

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[Tnmountains]

Natural I think maybe lightly ticked by a plow. Here is one that my lovely friend is holding for me to take a pic.Sometimes they are just a single line as well. Used to sharpen awls and some some shafts/arrows. Multi purpose tool.

 

[autographcollector11]

Actually the area was never plowed-all primitive land....

 

[willjo]

Here is one that i have inside and it has seen heavy use, the second photo of your'se looks like it has seen some use as an abrader. This one is a soft abrader stone there is some that are made of harder stone.

 

[autographcollector11]

Thanks
Here are a few better pics that really show the lines and grooves....does this help at all?

 

[quito]

Looks like random implement strikes to me even though you said it's never been plowed.
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[joshuaream]

Random strikes or scrapes. If it had been used enough to create all of those marks, they would be more orderly and probably on flat surfaces vs curved surfaces.

Just a fine rock.