Axe head?

[Orangeskull]

Good morning, newbe here. Found this item on a receding lake bed in North Alabama. I'm guessing its lime stone but the shape is what caught my eye. I really don't see any hand made marks on it. So your thoughts? Rock that just happens to be in the shape of an ax head or something else?

 

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[pepperj]

I'd say just a natural forming rock.

 

[robertk]

It does have a neat shape, but I think it's just a natural rock. No signs of being worked, plus it doesn't look like the right kind of rock to make a tool out of.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Sorry, natural stone, no signs of being worked or used.

 

[dognose]

agree natural.

I see no identification markings from manufacture which are often seen on axes and other hardstone relic.

 

[Rockdog]

It looks like what we call around here a "turtle rock". Some of them have viens running through them that make them resemble a petrified turtle shell but they are natural formations.