Did the indians play chess?

[Indiana74]

That's a joke ha ha. I'm pretty sure this is natural but had to at least see what in the world it is.





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[Claycald]

Looks natural to me.....just a rock , a phalic rock, but just a rock  :rolf:

[Indiana74]

Claycald wrote:

Looks natural to me.....just a rock , a phalic rock, but just a rock  :rolf:

  :rolf: And the reason why it caught my eye LMAO

[gregszybala]

That's not a rock, it's a rook!

[JoshinMO]

I found what i think is a stalagmite but i will spare you all's eyes. Its (my rock) not pretty.

[Hoss]

is that a fossil?

[chase]

Really I think they learned to play chest. course thats just hypothetical. :rolf:

[sneakygroundbuzzard]

chase wrote:

Really I think they learned to play chest. course thats just hypothetical. :rolf:

  im sure the indian boys did as teenagers  :rolf:  :rolf:  :rolf:  :rolf:  :whistle:  :whistle:

[pkfrey]

That has to be an artifact. My wife hunts for artifacts, and she has a whole drawer full of those things that she brought home!

[orari]

Claycald wrote:

Looks natural to me.....just a rock , a phalic rock, but just a rock  :rolf:

  Me too. :rolf:

[Lithophylic]

If it has concentric layers I would guess it is an old stalagmite or stalactite from a cave system.  Otherwise, I have seen similar chert nodules in the Fort Payne which would explain the possible shell fragment in the base.