Im still here

[Shady Digger]

I'm still here

Hey everyone, just lettin u guys know im still here. Been kinda busy with work and all, but I'm finally gettin to go swingin the detector this Friday. Weather permitting of course. I recently went to the outer banks of NC and found a few interesting things. First, a few rocks of some kind. They are black, somewhat shiny and even have a rainbow stripe discoloration only when in the right light and angle. There appears to be some metal content in them because they have a few spots of rust. I'm thinkin they are chunks of something burnt or some mineral. I found them in the sand in a dried-up inlet on Portsmouth Island, so maybe something off of a ship. I will post pics in a bit and get the detector out and see if they register on it. Second, i found a vertebrae of some kind. It appears to be fossilized but I'm not sure. Just curious about what animal and how old, so if anyone knows about marine anatomy, let me know and I'll post/mail a pic of it.

Good luck & happy huntin,

RR

 

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[Tank69]

Re: I'm still here

keep swingin an have a good one

 

[Shady Digger]

Re: I'm still here

Ok here are the pics of the rocks. They have no metal content, the detector was dead quiet going over them. The biggest weighs 10.1 oz, the one with rust-colored sand is 7.5 oz, the one with red discoloration is 1.8 oz and the last is 1.4 oz. I've also taken a pic of the bottom of the biggest, it looks like the sand is glued to it, which makes me think heat was involved somewhere. The last pics are of a fossil of some type that was found on the beach of Ocracoke Island. It has a rib-like structure on the bottom of it, and the top has some kind of worm looking markings on it. Anyone have any ideas to what the rocks and/or fossil might be?

RR

 

[allen]

Re: I'm still here

sounds like you are having a good time !!