Unknown Indian Tool

[tgrolmus]

Hi,
I want to know any information on this rock which appears to be an indian tool of some kind. My big question is if its real how much is it worth?

http://s1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb386/tgrolmus/

[turkeytail]

Join Photobucket, its free. Put your pictures there then copy and paste into message box. Mark.

[tgrolmus]

I added a link to pictures on photobucket

[turkeytail]

Looks like a natural rock. Smoothed from weather and time. Mark.

[tgrolmus]

did you see the notches?

[jakob_thomas1111]

looks natural to me.

[spanky]

Sorry rock to me also.

[turkeytail]

Geofacts are rocks that "look" like they are an artifact but are formed in strange shapes from time, weather, mother nature. All of us have been fooled by them! Mark.

[wmwallace]

My vote is the infamous "just a rock" as we have all heard in our lifetime as artifact hunters.

[Scorpion68]

Yea - unfortunately we've all been wrapped around the axel a few times by rocks.  When you start looking for artifacts you generally concentrate on shapes.  I've become somewhat numb to the "it's just a rock." However, hang on to it. It is unusual in shape.  I always keep mine. ---Chuck

[greywolf22]

Rock, only a rock.

[ksrocks]

Trent start a rock garden, I have one just outside my garage door. Thats where most of my large pretty flakes -and- "just rocks" go, you can always go back to look again B) Joe.