Are These Tektites?

[usa2stay]

I found these in central Texas near Pearsall. I found pictures on the internet that have a similar shape and these appear to have gone thru some sort of molten event. There is a test using a blow torch but I thought it would be safer to risk a typing cramp than a 3rd degree burn. What do you think these are please?

 

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[DanKnug]

Tektites are more glassy. I believe these are iron nodules that naturally occurred during the formation of the rock strata.

 

[usa2stay]

Thanks for your thoughts DanKung - I used my Rare Earth magnet of them and they are not magnetic. I agree that tektites are more glassy based on the internet images I have seen. I guess I should try the blow torch test to get more knowledge. Again thanks!

 

[jimb]

No! Texas tektites (Bedasites) are black and glassy looking and you may be able to see through them. They look simular to Apachee Tears but not as dark.