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- Thread starter SBeck_CO
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Odanscoils
Well-known member
My wife's idea of southern biscuits. 
Haven't a clue.
Is it stone ?
Haven't a clue.
Is it stone ?
SBeck_CO
New member
Haha! I think it isMy wife's idea of southern biscuits.
Haven't a clue.
Is it stone ?
Coin Rescue Inc
Well-known member
Fossilized Mustard Jar from the stone age...
Well the obvious- It looks like the inner material was surrounded by the outer layer over time.
Any way for you to do a hardness test? Will the inner or outer material scratch Glass?
The outer looks like Quartz or Calcite and the hardness of Quartz will scratch glass.
One way to identify rocks is to find out the hardness. There are charts online that group the hardness of rocks and Minerals from 1 to 10. Diamond being a ten.
Well the obvious- It looks like the inner material was surrounded by the outer layer over time.
Any way for you to do a hardness test? Will the inner or outer material scratch Glass?
The outer looks like Quartz or Calcite and the hardness of Quartz will scratch glass.
One way to identify rocks is to find out the hardness. There are charts online that group the hardness of rocks and Minerals from 1 to 10. Diamond being a ten.
Odanscoils
Well-known member
It really does look like her biscuits with an egg surprise in the middle.
Not bad with a Good gravy.
Not bad with a Good gravy.
Coin Rescue Inc
Well-known member
The crystalizatiom would indicate heat and pressure. The outer layer looks like it sat in some kind of hot sping. All the tiny nodules