New Members AshleyNWGeorgiaUSA Posted October 3 New Members Posted October 3 Hey guys, I need help identifying this specimen that I found in my backyard. We live in Whitfield County, Ga on a big rocky hill. This land has been passed down throughout the family for at least 50 years and before that it was just unused forest land. Thre Cherokee Natives resided here in the early 1800s and before. We find lots of white quartz and lots of perfectly round rocks the size of a large grapefruit. There is natural gas pipeline going through the land. (In trying to give a much info on the area the rock was found in)
Darktooth Posted October 3 Posted October 3 Welcome to the forum! It could possibly be a Stromatolite. But I am not 100% sure. Let's see what others say. Dave 1 I like Trilo-butts and I cannot lie.
New Members AshleyNWGeorgiaUSA Posted October 3 Author New Members Posted October 3 Thanks, Dave! I was thinking this as well. 1
New Members AshleyNWGeorgiaUSA Posted October 4 Author New Members Posted October 4 (edited) Does anyone know anything about churt nodules? We have huge deposits of churt in our area. Could this be a churt nodule? Edited October 4 by AshleyNWGeorgiaUSA
New Members AshleyNWGeorgiaUSA Posted October 4 Author New Members Posted October 4 (edited) But it does look more like stromatolite Edited October 4 by AshleyNWGeorgiaUSA
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