..... What could this one be?

[MoRockHunter]

[caldigger]

Looks to be a chunk of limestone.

[Coco]

It would be nice to put a correct title ! If you don’t know what to put, you can at least write the place of provenance, the country etc ... in the title ! Not easy to do a search afterwards with such a title !

 

Coco

[MoRockHunter]

Thanks, I'm kinda new to the whole internet forum's and discussion type of stuff, I was just a drug addict for the last 23 or so years and now I'm looking toward learning about things that had or still do interest me that I never really put the effort forth in the past to actually find out, so if I'm doing things wrong I need y'all to tell me and probably more then once.....and you'll probably have to lay it out like you were trying to explain it to a 3rd grader lol, for real.

[Coco]

OK, learn and do 

 

Coco

[Kane]

17 minutes ago, MoRockHunter said:

Thanks, I'm kinda new to the whole internet forum's and discussion type of stuff, I was just a drug addict for the last 23 or so years and now I'm looking toward learning about things that had or still do interest me that I never really put the effort forth in the past to actually find out, so if I'm doing things wrong I need y'all to tell me and probably more then once.....and you'll probably have to lay it out like you were trying to explain it to a 3rd grader lol, for real.

You couldn't have chosen a kinder more welcoming forum than this one.  If a rekindled passion for fossils are part of your long road to recovery, you're definitely in the right place. Our membership has a broad spectrum of knowledge and experience, from absolute beginners to professional paleontologists (and everything in between). Welcome aboard!

[Fossildude19]

Welcome to the Forum.

You'll get plenty of assistance here. 

 

I don't see anything obviously fossil related here, nor do I see any kind of artifact. 

 

You might consider joining a local rock hounding or paleontological group in your area. 

That way, you can meet like minded individuals, and learn what can be found in your area.  

Good luck!