janra171408
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can anyone identify?
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Charlie P. (NY)
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Not without any hints of size or location found.
Just chunks of rocks until then.
Just chunks of rocks until then.
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Creepy looking... looks like petrified space alien!
janra171408
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Found in western pennsylvania...all sizes and shapes from small pieces maybe 2x3in. thru my largest which is probably 18 in. across 10 in. wide and 8 inches thick weighing at least 35lbs.
at certain Points it looks like Intestine , but other points it looks like it's connected
like a T so I'd say not.
Buy Responding so I can keep watch & hope for an answer
like a T so I'd say not.
Buy Responding so I can keep watch & hope for an answer
bone2stone
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Mullusca burrowings.
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janra171408
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at first I thought trace fossils such as worm burrows, someone else said trilobite burrows I've got them listed for i.d. on other sites too I'll post any opinions I get frome them too. thank you
old digger
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Your item looks very much like cronoid (Sea Lilly) root bases and a few stems.
