701Dachota
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Hello fellow books of knowledge. Could you help us identify, Please?? Any idea what the white in sediment is?
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tool, bone, erosion, or simply a couple of rocks?
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They are both naturally occurring rocks.There is a rock forum on this site if you scroll down you will find it on the forum page.
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Not a 'book of knowledge' here; maybe a half-page.
My amateur opinion, the one with the white material could be a fossilized vertebrae. What area of the country is it from?
My amateur opinion, the one with the white material could be a fossilized vertebrae. What area of the country is it from?
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