What is This?

[banjodave]

My sister sent me this photo of a rock she came across in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The guy that showed it to her said he found it (both pieces) while arrowhead hunting. That's all I know about it. I can't say what the other side is like. My question is what in the world could this have been used for? Any ideas what it is?

 

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[Felinepeachy]

I have no idea but it is an awesome piece. Someone will ID it shortly, I'm sure. There are some smart folks on this board.

 

[Rockiologist]

Bed pan?! lol

 

[trevmma]

yeah i would say geofact, if they put that pit in it, it would be smooth as silk with no bumbs in it

 

[ohioaxeman]

petrified bicycle seat? looks natural to me

it does look like a bicycle seat and a bed pan!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

petrified bicycle seat? looks natural to me

The thing is though, is it the very rare Schwinn model or the more common Huffy?

I vote natural rock too. Mother Nature can do some funky things to stone with a few million years or erosion.

 

[banjodave]

I'm glad you folks are having such a good time with my serious question.

 

[ohioaxeman]

I'm glad you folks are having such a good time with my serious question.

dave.... we need more pics and any MORE possible history on this! It does look really cool, and mother nature produces a gabillion "looks like it could be somethings". We really have no ideas what it could be, so comments are/can be made to BUMP your post to the top so more people can look at it, or it will get lost at the bottom! Thanks! Ohioaxeman

 

[Lithophylic]

Dave,

All kidding aside...looks like a geofact.