Maybe millions...
That first pic looks like some sort of screaming, pained alien's head lol. I am always seeing patterns or oddities in rocks. It seems every time I'd come home from a hike, I was bringing home another rock lol. Nice agates.
Here is a little chunk of ky agate. This is just an average piece. Ky agate can get really colorful and valuable.
Garrett424,
I'm from Maryland myself. I grew up on the Susquehanna River. There are some neat specimens there too and a lot of Native American artifacts. Look for Serpentine, it's everywhere. Floods will bring everything to the surface. Do you have a photo of the Quartz crystal you found? I'd love to see it.
That's an awesome fossil!
Few people know about the diversity of Geology in Maryland. It's pretty unique. Unfortunately, I never paid much attention to it all when I lived there; at least not the way I do now. The waterways there flow consistently year-round. I'm sure some of the streams of southwestern and western Maryland would yield some interesting specimens.
Well, I studied the Susquehannocks pretty extensively in my own time as a teenager and still do a little. The last remaining residents of Conestoga were brutally murdered by the Paxton bunch. There were others that were taken back into the Iroquois nation as warriors, some traveled south to North Carolina with the Cherokee and blended with other tribes from Ohio and even out west. But for the most part, they pretty much got wiped out; especially by smallpox and a fierce battle with the Mohawks. It seems that all of their towns were next to major water sources, but I'm sure they hunted out your way!
Thanks for the responses and that is some awesome KY Agate!!
The first pic I need to take while it's dry; it's actually nicer looking. I believe that the first pic is Onyx.