How do you Identify a Meteor Rock?

Does the dark area look like the dark crust on the rock in this picture? http://www.mr-meteorite.net/Fusion%20crust.JPG . One of the best clues as to whether something is a meteorite is the presence of this fusion crust, formed when the meteorite entered the atmosphere. It might be worth breaking a bit off the sample and seeing whether the dark part runs all the way through the rock or whether it is just on the outside. Do you have a picture of it?

Obviously the best way is to take it to get tested. Someone would examine it, and if it turned out to be likely to be a meteorite they would take a small sample for oxygen isotope testing which would allow them to tell you what class of meteorite it was.

It depends on the chemical composition that they decide. You need to send it to some geologist.