Is this anything....? ( 2 more pics )

[JUNKYARD DOG]

Probably nothing but it caught my eye. Thanks for looking. JYD...

 

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[jeff of pa]

Re: Is this anything....?

need more angles

from that one it looks like part of a clay bell
if there were such things.




of course then I would
expect the ball
to be smaller also.

 

[Harry Pristis]

Re: Is this anything....?

It appears to be a concretion with some exterior layers dissolved away. These are often made of iron -- does your MD produce a signal from this object?

 

[Goodyguy]

Re: Is this anything....?

Sheldon J. should see this, I think it looks like a fossilized embryo


GG~

 

[mamabear]

Re: Is this anything....?

It appears to be a concretion with some exterior layers dissolved away. These are often made of iron -- does your MD produce a signal from this object?

I agree. it looks natural. we have similar specimens around here. not quite as unique as yours tho. even if it is not a fossil, I would keep it cuz it is such a great example of what the elements can do to rock. great find!

 

[JUNKYARD DOG]

Re: Is this anything....?

It appears to be a concretion with some exterior layers dissolved away. These are often made of iron -- does your MD produce a signal from this object?

I checked with my detector and had no signal so Its not iron. Thanks for help. Heres a couple more pics... JYD...

 

[naturegirl]

That's neat Junkyard dog, I guess the ball does not come out? I would have brought it home too, whatever it is.

ng

 

[Solius Symbiosus]

Re: Is this anything....?

I checked with my detector and had no signal so Its not iron. Thanks for help. Heres a couple more pics... JYD...

It is a concretion. The reason for no signal is that it is formed of limonite(primarily goethite)-FeO(OH)

 

[Beuwulf]

"It is a concretion. The reason for no signal is that it is formed of limonite(primarily goethite)-FeO(OH)"

Hello'
Very unique find, very cool! Quick question, what do you normally do to figure out the composition of a specimen. I feel like I need to buy some kind of chemical test kit or something to figure out this stuff, way to many varieties.

Thanks