Strange stone....

Rammjäger · Jul 14, 2010

I have just found it in my neighbourhood.
It inmediately captured my attention,because
of those marks which seem to be not nature-made.
The lines continues in 3 of the 4 sides of it.
Perhaps a part of something ? :?:

PS.:
this stone was lying on top of the ground near the
street.That means it doesn't belong to this place,
but brought from somewhere else.

colebear · Jul 14, 2010

does it register as silver on the MD? looks similar to an aged silver ingot only much smaller

Rammjäger · Jul 14, 2010

colebear said:
does it register as silver on the MD? looks similar to an aged silver ingot only much smaller

It is not metallic but a stone

FelixtheCat · Jul 14, 2010

Send the pics to some university archeologists (especially local & state ones) for an answer.

Lightningjack · Jul 14, 2010

Definitely not natural..Does anyone in your neighborhood hunt for Indian artifacts, maybe they dropped it..

Rammjäger · Jul 14, 2010

here are some zoomed up pics from these lines.
I marked the place where the lines discontinued.
I am now really puzzled :wow:

Stang1968 · Jul 15, 2010

Glacial gravel maybe?

Bonesquat · Jul 16, 2010

Looks like a pretty cool rock, but I wouldn't get too excited.

But what do I know. :?:

Tracker · Sep 28, 2010

Maybe its Alien :shock:

au-nugget · Sep 28, 2010

It's a piece of Leaverite.

ohioguy · Sep 28, 2010

au-nugget said:
It's a piece of Leaverite.

Kreyson · Sep 29, 2010

Thought it was Questionite :?:

mike magill · Sep 29, 2010

i know what it is its idontknowite or a rock aliens used to build the pyrimids

playin4funami · Sep 29, 2010

pretty sure it is pressure lines in the rock you are pointing out, most of our rock looks like that, from the gravel quarries.

young gun · Sep 30, 2010

definatly questionite lol. its not that uncommon to find a rock with scrape/scratch markings in the same direction from erosion. (still open to interpretation how it got there, aliens, natural, or artifact). reminds me of when I picked up a piece of granite where the pattern of light/dark minerals kind of resembles a smiley face. I'll have to dig through my collection and post up a picture of it.

Rammjäger · Sep 30, 2010

It seems next time I find other some stones I will
have to resist the temptation and " leave-it-there"
at the spot :roll:

Mykie · Sep 30, 2010

I saw something like that in a movie once. In the end people were boarding a space craft and some guy was shouting "it's a cook book" "it's a cook book" :shock:

CAD MASTER · Mar 9, 2011

it looks like the stones they use for tumbling steel parts to take off rust and burrs.

yomero · Mar 9, 2011

slingshot ammunition.

Bonesquat · Mar 9, 2011

Mykie said:
I saw something like that in a movie once. In the end people were boarding a space craft and some guy was shouting "it's a cook book" "it's a cook book"

You're thinking of the the Twilight Zone....

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