what are they ?

[jeff of pa]

#1 Stone or Bone. feels like Bone, or petrified wood






#2 stone not a potato unless very tiny






#3 Stone or Bone feels like Bone

 

[Treasure Tom]

Hi Jeff!

#3 definitely looks like bone, very porous on the ends.

Tom

 

[Lasivian]

#3 looks like the lower end of a femur.

#1 Looks like it could be the top of a fire bow, or bow drill, but it seems too short for that.

 

[EDDE]

#1 is from the shoe box under your bed

 

[jeff of pa]

#1 is from the shoe box under your bed

I don't keep anything in Shoe boxes.

Not even shoes

 

[Lasivian]

#1 is from the shoe box under your bed

Afraid I don't understand the reference.

 

[jeff of pa]

#1 is from the shoe box under your bed

Afraid I don't understand the reference.

just eddie being eddie

 

[jimb]

Could possable be to hold a stick to start a fire by friction.

 

[bakergeol]

#2 is an igneous cobble. It has a porphyritic texture which indicates two differents rates of cooling of the crystals.

http://seis.natsci.csulb.edu/basicgeo/EXTRUSIVE/volcanic_porphy_texture.jpeg

Or it could a rare example of a highly radioactive stone called Testoff. Usually the radioactivity is so high that
a man's testicles will eventually turn black and fall off within 6 months.

Keep us posted

George

 

[Treasure Tom]

George...are you sure #2 is not the result of your radioactive stone?

Tom

 

[Shortstack]

#1 is from the shoe box under your bed

Afraid I don't understand the reference.

You mean that you never had a "catchall" treasures box when you were a little kid? A shoebox (in MY case it was a boot box) where you put your favorite marbles, baseball cards, small toys, weird rocks you found in the road, etc. ?

Well, EDDE, looks like some folks had boring childhoods. Boogity, Boogity.

 

[eagle77]

#2 is an igneous cobble. It has a porphyritic texture which indicates two differents rates of cooling of the crystals.

http://seis.natsci.csulb.edu/basicgeo/EXTRUSIVE/volcanic_porphy_texture.jpeg

Or it could a rare example of a highly radioactive stone called Testoff. Usually the radioactivity is so high that
a man's testicles will eventually turn black and fall off within 6 months.

Keep us posted

George

LMAO

 

[Is this thing on?]

I might be wrong, but isn't it rare to find bone in the east? (Presuming that is where it was found) To me, Number 3 looks like a sponge. Bone, or sponge..VERY COOL~!!

 

[mistergee]

#1 looks like an incomplete "peace pipe". used to pass one like it around with the boys back in the day

 

[mistergee]

im a master plumber but i hate to tell you what the 2nd pic under #1 looks like

 

[Burdie]

Jeff I will give you $5.00 for all those rocks. You pay the shiping.

Burdie