Stone with nut cracker hole from Native Americans? Am I correct?

Mike Kennedy

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Found in a pile of rocks that were throw to the back of a growing area cleared for debris. Either put there by early settlers or Native Americans. Roll it and it lands upright. Doesn't respond to a magnet.
 

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jamey

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I think it is natural.i can not see any signs of use,they took advantage of those but not in this case
 

jamey

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that is the hole left from the fossil that fell out i think
 

kingskid1611

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Looks like a fossilized skull...the hold is where the brain fell out.....:icon_thumleft::tongue3: just kidding
 

The Grim Reaper

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Concretion for sure. Not an artifact of any kind. No evidence on it anywhere that says if was altered or utilized by man.
 

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