What is this? Newbie here

[baylorhall]

Found this at the lake and thought it looked cool. Also loved my heart rock. Thanks!

 

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[mrs.oroblanco]

Well...............................hard to tell online.

However, the first may be a conglomerate, and the second may be a heart-shaped meteorite.


Beth

 

[Tigger]

First one is a bunch of fossils in matrix. I'm not good enough to tell you what kind though, may need more pictures. If no-one IDs it, post it in the fossil forum.

Cool heart shaped rock!!
Tigger

 

[Felinepeachy]

Shellfish in sandstone? Thats what this one says it is

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

Feline Peachy,

I agree - however, the word "conglomerate" would be correct also. A conglomerate is nothing but a "conglomeration" of materials, whether it is different rocks, shells, or any "mixtures".

Its a cool rock.

Here are some other "conglomerates".

Beth

 

[Felinepeachy]

Beth that first pic reminds me of fruit cake LOL

 

[Eu_citzen]

The heart shaped one is probably some form of iron oxide.

 

[baylorhall]

Thanks, everyone!

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

FP,






You're right - conglomerates are definitely ALL kinds of interesting.

Beth

 

[bmartin0693]

The heart shaped one is probably some form of iron oxide.

I think your right. It looks like a piece of tumbled iron ore because the smooth looking texture and cavities. I found some pieces with similar cavities along a creek bed, except the pieces I found were not tumbled into the shape of a heart. Alot of iron ore is deposited around the Lake Superior region and other oxidation zones. Baylorhall said is was found by a lake too. I like the conglomerated fossils too. Sounds like a nice place to find some cool rocks.

 

[marinedad]

i think the first picture is what some call devils toenails, white curved pieces are usually ancient shells.

 

[TheRockCollector]

Facet the heart! It will make a really nice necklace.