Possible abrading stone...

[arkansas]

This was passed down to me from my mother. A guy found it on my Grandmothers land after bushhogging. The material is red sandstone. It is about 6" in its largest dimension. The best I can do for a description is that it looks just like a giant peach seed. The grooves aren't that deep, but are well defined. I showed it to a local collector (scam artist) and he said geofact. I was thinking a root system might have cause the shape. Any thoughts are greatly appreiciated. Pictures serve little justice on this one.

[Massac]

The thing about sandstone is in most (wet) environments the tool marks are eroded.

[comanche]

Rose Rock
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I have seen them before but not this big! A really nice example/////C

[jasonw79]

I agree with comanche.
Jason

[arkansas]

Man you was right on Comanche, thanks for the ID.

[manoman]

Comanche has a softer, more inner nature kind of side to him, which enables him to nail the harder ones. Good call, man!

[comanche]

I dont know about soft Inner nature,,,I do like Berries and Dark Chocolate in my cereal.If thats what you mean/
No,,, the way I see it,,,the earth is covered with like 75% water,,,100% rocks,,,Just happened to know this one////c

[manoman]

Comanche, there was a pun in there somewhere when I was typing that out, but it didn't materialize. I stayed up too late I guess.

[comanche]

No harm I have not had to scalp any one in a LOOOONG Time
Mano I look forward to seeing those Manos and Metates up close///c