Weird shaped rock or Indian Tool/weapon?

[Deangreen]

I got this so-called "Indian Rock" at an auction and wonder if it is an unusual-shaped rock or something used by Indians. It fits neatly into ones hand. The edges are tapered, coming down to a consistent width.....maybe about a half inch. Any help would be greatly appreciated before I put it in my yard sale.

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[larson1951]

welcome to the tnet
looks natural
we could move it to the 'rocks/gem' for some opinions

 

[sgtpepper]

Hammer Stone . I have some just like it , some just as thin some real thick. Good find .

 

[Wyoming Valley Relics]

I'm gonna say natural too. I can't see any work done to shape it or any wear from use.

 

[painterx7]

Depends on where it was found and with what kind of other artifacts it could or couldn't be a artifact if it was found on a mountain top alone prob geofact found in bottom land with other tool maybe a spade or another type of digging tool IMHO lol

 

[GatorBoy]

Look at the end that would strike something if held like your holding it...there is no evidence of any impact..its not a hammerstone.
Looks like a natural rock.

 

[rock]

Indian Rock, lol
Sorry, welcome to the site. I hope you didnt pay much for it?
I dont see any use wear on it but if it had been dirty I might of picked it up while hunting.

 

[H-2 CHARLIE]

almost looks to be a paving stone of sort