Help with ID... pic 2 of 3

[Blind.In.Texas]

Posted this in Today's Finds, but, I suppose that was the wrong place. Here it is in the correct department. If anyone has any information leading to the positive identification of this piece and/or any other piece that follows I will gladly say thank you.

These were found at the Brazos river. Inside bend in the river, long gravel beach that was very wide, in about one foot of water on a mud slope. Water was clear and a fine slime covered all items near this. Please help a stray item get its history back. Thank you in advance.

The other pieces I will post were found in the same area within a few feet radius. I am thinking that there me be some sort of deposit on that particular spot and it is slowly being uncovered. I can't get back down there right no because the highway workers are active building the bridge today. Wasted drive.....

 

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[Michelle]

aaaaa.....sorry gutter ball moment... ....not sure but could be bones! The shape on the one end looks like the socket part of a PERHAPS leg bone

 

[Wetgreenie]

yea, at only 4" I guess i wouldn't consider it a prosthetic.

 

[Michelle]

This is familar as in the weapons that indians would make from bone....STILL LOOKING

 

[dg39]

Early Indian Airplane with one wing broken off?

 

[Gribnitz]

A rock shaped like a.....well, everyone knows what. Not an indian artifact, just a wet weather shaped rock where all the softer deposits eroded away and left that distinctly anatomical shape. Moving water makes all sorts of odd rock formations.

 

[Michelle]

Okay...so I think big....or is that better....Oh...well