Hardee and Thonotosassa found at the same time

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2 1/4 by 1 5/8 Hardee and a 3 by 1 3/8 Thonotosassa found by me in Hillsborough County Florida. Both were found approximately at the same time. While I was digging I had a avalanche of sugar sand fall on me while scraping the walls; while I was removing pounds of dirt off my lap. Avalanches happened to me frequently but it's pretty cool when they literally fall in your lap.

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How many hardee's are pictured?
 
Gorgeous material on both. Great photos as well. I see you chose daylight for one and special indoor lighting for the other.
The beveling on that classic Hardee is easy to see.
The Thonotosassa (great NA name!) I assume is made of a petrified wood?
 
Those are both super nice- congrats! Love the white one.

What is sugar sand?
 
What IS the material on those two? Coral?

I'm guessing chert on both, the hardee is more burgundy color in person. I didn't find many that color while I was there.
 
Gorgeous material on both. Great photos as well. I see you chose daylight for one and special indoor lighting for the other.
The beveling on that classic Hardee is easy to see.
The Thonotosassa (great NA name!) I assume is made of a petrified wood?

The Thonotosassa is typical chert for the area. I'm not sure what it's actually called.
 
Wow! Very nice finds!
 
Very nice finds, congrats!
 
Kinda like a ThonotoHamilton tweener.
 

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