Identification?

[janra171408]

found in south central pennsylvania. Thanks for looking!

 

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[Eu_citzen]

Concreation? It's cool!

 

[janra171408]

no def not concretion...my friend has another part to it that looks like a claw i'll try to get pics of it and post.

 

[smokeythecat]

Neat whatzit.

 

[jeff of pa]

I like it !

 

[smokeythecat]

Upon closer examination, it looks like, I think the word is "cavertine" formation, made from carbonites of limestone like found in caves. If you found it in an area with sedimentary deposits, like limestone, that is it.

 

[Eu_citzen]

no def not concretion...my friend has another part to it that looks like a claw i'll try to get pics of it and post.

Well, it sure is sedimentary in origin. What material is it? (check if it will react with vinegar, yes = limestone/calcite)
If not, it may be gypsum I suppose. Gypsum can be scratched by the fingernail, do the test in a slightly hidden spot.

I'm still betting on concretion, not all of them being round globes still makes it a prime candidate.
But please develop on why it isn't one. More info will help limit possibilities.