firehorse12 Sr. Member Joined Sep 3, 2012 Messages 275 Reaction score 27 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 18, 2013 #1 Never seen this before and couldn't find it in book or on line - anyone know? Attachments image-3918172385.webp 95.5 KB · Views: 150 image-3407675900.webp 74.6 KB · Views: 135 image-4268129121.webp 35 KB · Views: 145 image-1485486129.webp 72.6 KB · Views: 151
mamabear Silver Member Joined Feb 21, 2008 Messages 3,075 Reaction score 869 Golden Thread 0 Location SE Missouri Detector(s) used garage sale oldie Primary Interest: Other Feb 18, 2013 #2 we have those around my place to. Hope someone has an answer. would love to know what they are Upvote 0
firehorse12 Sr. Member Joined Sep 3, 2012 Messages 275 Reaction score 27 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 19, 2013 Thread Owner #3 The "dots" or whatever, small bumps, not only cover but are the rock. Would love to know what this is too! Let me know if you find out! Upvote 0
The "dots" or whatever, small bumps, not only cover but are the rock. Would love to know what this is too! Let me know if you find out!
nomad1 Jr. Member Joined Feb 17, 2013 Messages 83 Reaction score 21 Golden Thread 0 Location Southaven, Mississippi Detector(s) used Lone Star Bounty Hunter IV Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 19, 2013 #4 Firehorse12, What you have is a piece of oolitic limestone. It is formed in a warm water marine environment. Probably when Texas was a shallow marine embayment eons ago. If you break it open you will probably see that it is solid oolites. Upvote 0
Firehorse12, What you have is a piece of oolitic limestone. It is formed in a warm water marine environment. Probably when Texas was a shallow marine embayment eons ago. If you break it open you will probably see that it is solid oolites.
firehorse12 Sr. Member Joined Sep 3, 2012 Messages 275 Reaction score 27 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 19, 2013 Thread Owner #5 Did you see the reply from nomad1? Oolitic Limestone Upvote 0
nomad1 Jr. Member Joined Feb 17, 2013 Messages 83 Reaction score 21 Golden Thread 0 Location Southaven, Mississippi Detector(s) used Lone Star Bounty Hunter IV Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 20, 2013 #6 firehores12, google oolitic limestone and you will see photos of exactly the same rock that you have. Upvote 0
firehores12, google oolitic limestone and you will see photos of exactly the same rock that you have.
firehorse12 Sr. Member Joined Sep 3, 2012 Messages 275 Reaction score 27 Golden Thread 0 Location Texas Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 20, 2013 Thread Owner #7 nomad1 said: firehores12, google oolitic limestone and you will see photos of exactly the same rock that you have. Click to expand... I saw it - that is cool! We were wondering what it was and appreciate you answering it Upvote 0
nomad1 said: firehores12, google oolitic limestone and you will see photos of exactly the same rock that you have. Click to expand... I saw it - that is cool! We were wondering what it was and appreciate you answering it