what is it?

[Donnajayne]

Can anyone tell us what this is? It was left in a home we purchased. We've been told it is an Indian "tool" of some sort. Thanks!!

[gregszybala]

Looks kinda fishy!

[gregszybala]

Have you got a couple more pictures from different angles Donnajayne? and is it as big as that photo makes it look?

[ksrocks]

That looks huge agree with Greg post more pics. to show different angles andboth sides>
Joe.

[itwasluck]

They did use markers for their tribes and villages but that probally isnt big enough for it. That looks 9 inches or so.

[rmartin]

itwasluck wrote:

They did use markers for their tribes and villages but that probally isnt big enough for it. That looks 9 inches or so.

  :huh:  hmy:  :silly:  :whistle:

[ksrocks]

Smile Grasshopper! B)  :whistle:

[rmartin]

Donnajayne, I dont think you rock is an artifact althought better pics would help.

[CliffJ]

Now now Ray, when one of the "expert artifact hunters" talks, people listen! It might be one of those markers that I saw in a book that marked Santa's trail to the North Pole. All this snow effect has brought it magically to light.

[rmartin]

You are right Cliff. Its gotta be the snow. Ray

[cgode]

:laugh:  hmy:  :silly:  :woohoo:  thanks for the chuckle rmartin and cliff!!! :whistle:

[Hoss]

:woohoo:  :laugh:  :cheer:  :silly:

[ksrocks]

Your just teasing, thats OK.
Joe.

[itwasluck]

You mean to tell me you never heard that before? I had the expert at Etowah Mounds tell me that. I swear he did Im not lying. He owns the Peachtree site that you used as a reference Hoss here in Georgia artifacts site. There was a girl that brought a hudge looking arrowhead shaped rock in to be identified and he said it then. But he didnt believe hers was a marker. And this snow is slowing my pc way down!

[itwasluck]

Well that one went right over my head. And not that 9 inch one either. I never even thought that was possible in a rock forum  inch: