Indian artifact?

[TechHoundDad]

Can anyone tell me if this might be an Indian artifact. I have looked online and it appears that it is possibly a tool for fire. I have seen a few pictures which look extremely similar. I live in an area where Piscataway and Yaocomaco were known to live in southern Maryland. It was found on a beach and I can't think of how that could have occurred naturally in this environment off of the Chesapeake Bay or in tidal rivers. I have found one other like it. Let me know what you think.

Thanks!

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

I don't see a picture.

 

[TechHoundDad]

Sorry!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Sorry, not an artifact. That is just a naturally worn rock.

 

[TechHoundDad]

How would a rock become worn in that way?

 

[rock]

I agree natural. Mother nature makes all different shapes of rocks. Keep looking though, rock

 

[Alex Burke]

How would a rock become worn in that way?

Water erosion usually, but sometimes wind and sand can do it too....