Haven't A Clue.

[GaleDiakuw]

Was about to throw away this piece of slate that I was using in my rock garden. I noticed what looks like an "8" see attached picture.

Edited June 13, 2015 by GaleDiakuw

[howard_l]

Sorry no picture yet?

[GaleDiakuw]

Sorry I'm new at this haven't figured out why my picture isn't showing. Will try to figure it out asap :-(

[howard_l]

If it is too big sometimes it won't go in.

[GaleDiakuw]

Done :-)

[howard_l]

I would want a much closer view but I think you have a Cambrian age trilobite there, I will try to look up the type. Hopefully others who know more about that time period will comment.

[howard_l]

I like a closer look but it looks like a Cambrian age Trilobite. I will try to look up an example for you.

[howard_l]

I thought the one post got lost, anyway I think it is Ptychagnostus, which is a Cambrian trilobite, I am no expert on those so others may have input. I have enclosed an example I found on the internet.

[Auspex]

I cropped/enlarged/dithered with it a little:

[GaleDiakuw]

Trilobite was the first thing that came to mind - the size is what confused me. I did do some googling and I think I'll go with this until someone gives me something else to hang my hat on :-)

[howard_l]

Those type of trilobites are very small so the size shouldn't be a problem. The detail of the "trilobite" is the major thing. But I am with you, go with it until someone has a better idea.

[old bones]

I thought the one post got lost, anyway I think it is Ptychagnostus, which is a Cambrian trilobite, I am no expert on those so others may have input. I have enclosed an example I found on the internet.

Wow, Howard, I'm impressed.

[JimB88]

It could be an agnostid trilobite, but with no details its hard to say.

[howard_l]

Wow, Howard, I'm impressed.

Don't be it was a guess