Little Rock

[Yard Digger]

I found this little rock while burning some trash today.

 

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[mikewaz]

Cool find!
It looks like some type of fossilized sea or plant life so it's been around a long long time. I love finding stuff like that and just imagining that dinosaurs were probably running around when that thing was alive.
Mike

 

[pepperj]

A Dino nipple?

 

[Knightwalker]

Very cool rock. It's called a Geode (pronounced Ge - ode). We have lots of them in creeks & rivers around here in Illinois. That is an odd shape one, ours are round and looks like they had a bad case of the mumps. The insides sparkle when sun hit it just right.
HH in 2010

 

[geologyjohn]

My vote is that it is a Paleozoic fossil coral, such as a Rugosa-type coral. Google it. Nice find!

Geologyjohn

 

[envguy]

got to agree with geologyjohn. it is a coral

 

[Yard Digger]

got to agree with geologyjohn. it is a coral

I believe you and geologyjohn are right. I googled rugosa a picture came up looking just like
my little rock. Thanks guys!
Yard Digger

 

[Happyspider]

yeah, it looks kinda like horned coral i would occasionally find in Ga. Good catch for its size!

Happyspider