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Knowing it's a 'port side manifold cover' (example) would eliminate it being of extraterrestrial origin.
I'd also be looking at the degradation. How long would it take for lime or other crystals to form and grow to that thickness, and would that help us arrive at a date for the underlying object?
Lastly, where was the object found? A disused airstrip? A junk yard? The site of that airliner crash in 1957?
Based on my experience playing with magnesium-zinc-copper casting alloys of aluminum, it might not take long buried in water to get some pretty awesome corrosion going on, like decades rather than millennia.
If it were in sea water for only 2 days it would look worse.
foxnews.com - Investigator Claims 'Ufo Wreckage' Is Evidence Aliens Visited The Earth 250,000 Years Ago