Stumped? Need some expertise

[Hunt4blunt 0]

I found this couple days and usually between I’m able to rule out find as being meteorite by one of the initial test this passed streak test and the regmaglyphs on this actually look melted around edges like a volcano might look got Little bubble bumps where it broke and the piece that broke off( last pic) had a black crust on one side that has lines so what do you all think. 

[chrisski 849]

Appears to be cracked in half.  What does the inside look like?  I'm wondering if the inside looks like a geode.

[Hunt4blunt 0]

Any those helpful?  I don’t know too much about Geode, the pics I see when you do google search seem to have hole no hole that I can tell do Geode not always have hole 

[Hunt4blunt 0]

Here is one more pic with a little better camera. See how looks like the crust had melted does that on rocks found here. 

Edited March 31, 2019 by Hunt4blunt
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[fredmason 1,135]

conglomerate.... 

[Hunt4blunt 0]

This correct inside for conglomerate? was able to use file to break piece off 

[chrisski 849]

I think its some sort of conglomerate that got baked and pressurized into some sort of metamorphic rock.  Conglomerate tends to be cemented pediments, and when it breaks should break along the rocks.  The break there seems to have gone clear through the older rocks.  Some types of quartzite is supposed to be like this.  

Just my internet educated opinion.