Fossilized Egg?

[romeo-1]

Wishful thinking I am sure but there is just "something" about this rock that doesn't seem "right"...The surfaces is finely pebbled and the inside is not the same as the outside...there is an outer shell and a white, almost chrystaline inner core. The shape is also very egg-like but I know that is seldom a good indicator. Any input?

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[Jason in Enid]

No, not an egg.

[ho2cultcha]

looks kind of like desert varnish though - maybe?

[Gunrunner61]

Just another Indian sex stone.......

[Edmundruffin]

Could be a firepit stone due to the black patina. Not a egg or tool.

[moshee]

Kind of looks like some things I've found, but yours is more stony.

Take a look Crab fossil found (update!!! 6-14-08)

[BeachComber7]

Moshee just looked at your 2006 post on the crab, alls I can say there is OMG and pretty Cool. One in million find there. I'll have to pay closer attention to the rocks and stones i walk over!

[moshee]

Thanks BeachComber7, after looking on here I went back today might have another update soon.

[crazyfish]

I agree, that Crab is freakin amazing! How cool man!

[Age_old]

Where did you find it?

[Gunrunner61]

Just saw the crab, Man!! thats awesome....................................HH

[rsm]

I found a rock that looks very similar to this picture. The one I found has one end broken off, and there is something in the middle that looks like it has an eye. Pictures:



Today I took it to Artifact ID Day at the Burke Museum; they thought it was a fossilized sea burrow, with possibly some organic material at the center.

I still think it looks like an egg!

[Age_old]

I found a rock that looks very similar to this picture. The one I found has one end broken off, and there is something in the middle that looks like it has an eye. Pictures:

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=738714"/> <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=738715"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=738717"/>

Today I took it to Artifact ID Day at the Burke Museum; they thought it was a fossilized sea burrow, with possibly some organic material at the center.

I still think it looks like an egg!

I think the Burke guys nailed it. Cool find!