Large Native American bored stone artifact acquired from a family farm in Kentucky and retained in the family collection for many decades.

This substantial stone artifact features a carefully worked central bored hole extending completely through the piece. The stone exhibits age-related wear, patina, and surface marks consistent with long-term exposure and use. The exact cultural attribution and intended function are unknown, though similar examples are often described as bored stones, weight stones, net weights, or shaft-hole stone tools.

Features:

* Large bored stone artifact

* Complete drilled central hole

* Kentucky family farm find

* Natural age-related wear and patina

* Interesting display and study piece

* Sold exactly as photographed

Please review all photographs carefully for condition, measurements, and overall appearance. Photos are considered part of the description.

No guarantees are made regarding age, cultural affiliation, or archaeological classification. Buyers should make their own determination based on the photographs provided.