Weird round rock?
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austin
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Made by God somewhere between 1 and 60 million years ago...
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Type of Concretion- or a Fossilized Tomato haha!!
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Weird! My first reaction is 'fossilized egg'. But I can't say I've really seen many, so I sure can't say.... Interesting though.
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It appears to be an ossified vug of sediment.... a bubble. Part of its form is due to concretion of minerals in the outer shell but the interior had alot of gasses. Neat find and good cuts.
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Looks like a small geode of some type.
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