What is this

[Dlake]

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[diggerdeeper]

Looks like a big chunk of weathered limestone to me. But it depends on where in the country it's located.
All the small holes remind me of worm holes in sediment too, so it could be a piece of fossilized seabed.

 

[Dlake]

Looks like a big chunk of weathered limestone to me. But it depends on where in the country it's located.
All the small holes remind me of worm holes in sediment too, so it could be a piece of fossilized seabed.

Its in Michigan

 

[TreasureCatto]

Looks like a big chunk of weathered limestone to me. But it depends on where in the country it's located.
All the small holes remind me of worm holes in sediment too, so it could be a piece of fossilized seabed.

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I thought of worm holes (bore holes) also. I see a few rocks/boulders like that near bodies of water.

 

[Dlake]

I thought of worm holes (bore holes) also. I see a few rocks/boulders like that near bodies of water.

It was dug up nowhere near water... out in a field.

 

[TreasureCatto]

It was dug up nowhere near water... out in a field.

Then it may be a possible fossil. Like what diggerdeeper suggested. The state of Michigan was once under a sea 385 million years ago.

 

[vpnavy]

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