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Jayhawk1984

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Jayhawk1984

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Found this in a load of river rock delivered to my home in Omaha, Nebraska.  Tried to find where the river rock came from but no luck.  About the size of a large walnut.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Darktooth Regular Member

Darktooth

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Looks like petrified wood from Arizona. Has the exact color banding found on those specimens.

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JohnJ Regular Member

JohnJ

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I think it shows the characteristics of banded chert or jasper.  It's a nice looking rock. 

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Denis Arcand Regular Member

Denis Arcand

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Although it's just a rock, your last photo is beautiful, it has nice colors and it reminded me of an Indian motif of an eagle's head

 

Mother nature is an artist who sometimes carves strange things :Wink1:

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One fossil a day will keep you happy all day. :rolleyes:

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