Force_of_Iron
Sr. Member
Hi, I just signed up today and am kind of excited after reading through the threads over the past week. A lot of good reading and information.
I'm leaving for the next week so it might be a bad time to drop something and leave but you all seem to have had a lot of fun without me so why not? Ill look at the replies when I return.
I hope to be of value to the community having been looking about for many years in dark places.
Anyways.....
I have a stone and have long been curious if it is man made or natural. I wanted to put this to the group in case others had seen something like it in the past.
My guess is it's natural though a real unnatural oddity. It is ovoid with several lateral bands around it. There is signs of impacts at the poles like it may have been used as a striker at some point but it could be just from being moved around too much as everyone has looked at it for god knows how many years. My theory is that this symmetrical stone sat for eons somewhere where a water level rose and fell very slowly up and down for extended periods. This stone happened to lay in a position where the line would be nearly perfect lateral to the stones horizontal axis. For some reason the exact middle of the stone has the widest band. Am I going too far out of my way to be an indian rock skeptic? I need to know as I start my journey here.
Here's the pics, hope this works the first time Thanks for looking!
I'm leaving for the next week so it might be a bad time to drop something and leave but you all seem to have had a lot of fun without me so why not? Ill look at the replies when I return.
I hope to be of value to the community having been looking about for many years in dark places.
Anyways.....
I have a stone and have long been curious if it is man made or natural. I wanted to put this to the group in case others had seen something like it in the past.
My guess is it's natural though a real unnatural oddity. It is ovoid with several lateral bands around it. There is signs of impacts at the poles like it may have been used as a striker at some point but it could be just from being moved around too much as everyone has looked at it for god knows how many years. My theory is that this symmetrical stone sat for eons somewhere where a water level rose and fell very slowly up and down for extended periods. This stone happened to lay in a position where the line would be nearly perfect lateral to the stones horizontal axis. For some reason the exact middle of the stone has the widest band. Am I going too far out of my way to be an indian rock skeptic? I need to know as I start my journey here.
Here's the pics, hope this works the first time Thanks for looking!
