any ideas found in illinois field
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It doesn't look like dino egg to me. I don't think that Illinois even has any formations that produce any dinosaur eggs.
To me, it looks like a stone concretion. Maybe this will help: http://www.bcmnh.org/naturalhistory.html
Just my 2 cent.
To me, it looks like a stone concretion. Maybe this will help: http://www.bcmnh.org/naturalhistory.html
Just my 2 cent.
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Someone on a more recent post has a very similar item.
I believe it's under the fossil section.
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It is indeed a Classic Concretion... Its pretty neat when the middles fall out like that. still neat to keep!! 
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MRants had posted questions about the same kind of stone before. Maybe send a message and you guys can compare notes!! Really cool though!!
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