Net sinker effigy ?

[Jsmith1171968]

Hello. This is my first first post. I’ve been hunting fields in Southern Illinois for several years and have a decent collection of PFs. I have recently been trying my luck in creeks but haven’t found much flint. I did happen to find this in a creek in Trigg Co Ky near the Cumberland River I believe it is a sinker but didn’t notice the black dots until the next day after it dried out. I thought they were holes in the rock but after further inspection it appears that they are actually on top of the stone
Has anyone ever seen anything similar to this ?

[Ron Kelley]

Sorry but I think it's natural. The darker bands are a softer rock hence more erosion there.

[Jsmith1171968]

Ron. Thanks for your input. I’m not an expert on geology. This thing caught my eye because of the shape Of course I’m hopeful that it is an artifact but I’m not sure

[Hal Gorges]

Is it flat?...either way, it’s cool, definitely would be on my shelf, if I had one,

[Jsmith1171968]

Hal. It is round I hope this pic helps. It’s shaped like a top. Thanks for the reply

[gregszybala]

Agree with Ron but still a cool rock. I along with many would like to see what you have found.
Welcome to the site and thanks for joining us.

[Hoss]

Mother nature is a wonderful artist it looks like a natural concretion to me. A cool rock for sure and I would have brought it home too. Welcome to arrowheads.com

[antmike915]

agree with above comments, it's still cool and I also would've brought it home as well.

[Lindenmeier-Man]

I’d of brought it home too...

[utilized flake]

I think it looks like a mummy!!!

[antmike915]

or a cocoon of some sort 🤔

[Jsmith1171968]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate your help.