✅ SOLVED Need help IDing rock.

[IslandGirl]

Need help ID'ing rock.

I found in a load of fortification rock, on Padre Island, TX. It appears to have been shaped into a heart. I would love to know what type of stone this is. Thanks in advance. Becky

 

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[filmiracle]

Looks like flint.

 

[BosnMate]

It does look like flint, where did you find it?

 

[GatorBoy]

Looks like foundry slag to me.
A glass like byproduct of iron work.
People knap it.. it's a lot like natural obsidian.

 

[IslandGirl]

It does look like flint, where did you find it?

Thanks everyone! It was in a pile of rocks, near the ship channel, to the Brownsville Port, in Deep South Texas.

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

It shows the distinctive identifying characteristics of the natural weathering, and breakage, of a flint nodule. I found lots of them when I was a Geology student on "field trips" in college, and that's what the Geology professors all said they are.

 

[GatorBoy]

There is a lot of root beer colored flint in Texas

 

[IslandGirl]

There is a lot of root beer colored flint in Texas

Thank you for the info! Now I know what this is.

 

[GatorBoy]