Help identifying

[Creekfinds]

This item is fairly large with even weight when held, there is a defined edge that is tapered with the bottom having a curvature and overall triangular appearance. No other material in the area that resembles it so far. I realize could be nothing but wanted to post due to the abnormal shape. Curious if anyone else has idea, we have researched a little but figure more knowledge here that could help.

 

Appreciate any responses.

[Tidgy's Dad]

To me it looks like a piece of limestone that has been rolled and water worn, then broken in half and then water worn some more.  

Edited September 6, 2021 by Tidgy's Dad

[Fossildude19]

Sometimes, rocks/minerals form in lenses, which can give this type of appearance once freed of surrounding matrix. 

Not seeing anything fossil related here, however.  

[Creekfinds]

3 hours ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

To me it looks like a piece of limestone that has been rolled and water worn, then broken in half and then water worn some more.  

Appreciate the thought

[Creekfinds]

1 hour ago, Fossildude19 said:

Sometimes, rocks/minerals form in lenses, which can give this type of appearance once freed of surrounding matrix. 

Not seeing anything fossil related here, however.  

Thank you for detail reasoning as well