Is this an Indian artifact?

Treasureman25

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Friend of mine found this in a stream In the woods in northern Wisconsin. Any info on it would be greatly appreciated! A486AC25-C113-4770-AA37-EF65B4A4C17A.jpegDD7726C0-A65B-48DC-AB18-70CA135A3195.jpegDA12F3C5-8722-4404-800D-2B0123B19E61.jpegD5268B06-A7C0-44CA-999B-C00A83B3E0D2.jpeg46816E7F-63BF-4808-A4E8-6194719BE962.jpeg72F16ADD-1A85-4388-B3EF-BA73FC5C501B.jpeg
 

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To be honest I don't know. Have you found any other obvious artifacts in the same area?
 

Not yet. Headed back soon to look though !
 

Some sort of stone?? I have no idea really
 

Any idea how they got the center to change color? What’s a discoidal??
 

Discoidal is a round stone used in betting game. Some people think biscuit stones are unfinished discoidal stones but no proof they are or aren't.

Here is chunky stone

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Here is picture of stone artifact found in Oklahoma of a figure playing the chunky game.

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Wow very interesting!
 

I just don’t get how they changed the inner circle color.. any ideas??
 

Thanks for the input every one!
 

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