No Idea What This Is...

[Helldogg]

Found in a field in Fairfield County, Ohio...I have no idea if it is natural or man made...

[Scorpion68]

Interesting HD. I've never seen anything like that and would be surprised if it were natural. But - like you, I'm more interested in finding out what it is.

[Helldogg]

Some more pictures....clearly squared off on the end.

[clambellies]

interesting stone, but I'm thinking it's natural.

[Helldogg]

I have never seen anything like this here before both in the creeks and in fields. I thought it could possibly be natural but what is strange is that it is almost perfectly rectangular on one side. The other side is broken off at a 45 degree angle.

[Kentucky point]

Wow, that is strange. I haven't the foggiest.

[Kat69]

Right

[SDhunter]

Looks like sedimentary layers to me. I think it’s a natural stone.

[Helldogg]

Looks like sedimentary layers to me. I think it’s a natural stone.

Thank you for the input...I appreciate it.

[Tam]

It does but you never know

[Tam]

I would save that and take it to a show . See what some of the others there say . University if possible .
Like Chuck said very interesting and would love to know what that is .

[Same Difference]

I dig it! I would keep it no matter what it turns out to be

[gregszybala]

I'd go natural on that as well but a cool find none the less. I have a whole pile in the landscaping of interesting pieces I've come across and brought home.

[Helldogg]

One last picture showing it is almost sharped like a perfect rectangle.

[Helldogg]

SDhunter mentioned sedimentary layers and I researched this. Most of the research shows this kind of rock formation is found in the western United States...That is why I find this a bit dumbfounding for the flatlands of Ohio. Were I live is farther west from the foothills of the Apallacian Mountains. The other real puzzling thing is I have never seen anything like this here and I have hunted for arrowheads and rocks all my life in this area.

[Helldogg]

I sent these same pictures to the earth science department at the Ohio State University and I will let you know if I get a response back.

[CMD]

I don't believe it displays sedimentary layering, but I do believe it's a natural rock.