Aurora NC bone to ID

[FossilDAWG]

When I stopped by the Aurora Fossil Festival a few weeks ago I was able to spend 1/2 hr or so sieving at one of the piles that are brought in for the festival.  The piles include Pungo River Marl (lower Miocene) and Yorktown Formation (lower Pliocene) as well as possible Chowan River Formation (late Pliocene) and James City Formation (Pleistocene) material.  Besides an assortment of the usual small shark and ray teeth, I found the following bone.  Any suggestions as to a possible ID would be appreciated.

 

Don

[Bone guy]

Kinda looks like bird. If you can show us the cross section it would help greatly  

[caldigger]

Certainly looks hollow from here.

[CBchiefski]

Could be wrong however it looks like a tibiotarsus, basically a bird tibia, not really enough to say more. From the bone size, it was a moderately sized bird and looks to be in good shape, nice pickup. Here is a 3D model of the bone I am referring to, yours may be slightly different: https://sketchfab.com/models/0a9d6456e98b448fbb99608864711336

 

How was the festival this year?  Wanted to attend but had to visit a Museum's collections elsewhere so could not make it.

[minnbuckeye]

I will venture not bird but lets here from @Auspex

[Auspex]

Don,

This may be avian. If you can indulge me with three more straight-on closeups, I should be able to take it further.