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Texas Hill Country Unidentified Fossils

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Fallon

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Can anyone help me identify this fossil or artifact? I found it in central Texas Hill Country in hays county last year. I haven't been able to determine exactly what it is yet. 

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Fossildude19 Regular Member

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Not seeing any kind of fossil, here.

Agree looks like a piece of chert.

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M Harvey Regular Member

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What size is it?  I have found something similar which I believe to  be an oolith.  They come in many odd shapes.  

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