Round concretion?

[aaronm1990]

Ive found a spherical concretion in uk. Its dense and doesn't feel hollow at all.

[Kane]

Post split out into its own topic. 

[doushantuo]

it might be a "cannonball concretion",

[aaronm1990]

12 minutes ago, Kane said:

Post split out into its own topic. 

Why did it do that when i was commenting on a thread

[aaronm1990]

4 minutes ago, doushantuo said:

it might be a "cannonball concretion",

Thats what i first thought when i found it. 

[doushantuo]

all of which DOES NOT DETRACT from the fact that in this post some pertinent data are lacking.

 

 

[Kane]

6 minutes ago, aaronm1990 said:

Why did it do that when i was commenting on a thread

The topic you replied to was focused on another member's specimen. We generally do not encourage members to make an ID request on someone else's, otherwise known as "thread-jacking." I took the initiative to split your reply into its own separate ID request.

[aaronm1990]

36 minutes ago, Kane said:

The topic you replied to was focused on another member's specimen. We generally do not encourage members to make an ID request on someone else's, otherwise known as "thread-jacking." I took the initiative to split your reply into its own separate ID request.

Ah okay, fair play, ill remember that in future.

[Rockwood]

2 hours ago, doushantuo said:

it might be a "cannonball concretion",

Literally or figuratively ? 

[Ludwigia]

If it was a bit bigger you could use it as a bowling ball.

[Sagebrush Steve]

5 hours ago, Ludwigia said:

If it was a bit bigger you could use it as a bowling ball.

It looks like it’s the right size to use as a billiard ball.

[Mark Kmiecik]

Is it magnetic?