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I found this in a load of top soil that was brought to my house.it used to have what sounded like something solid in the middle,but it has been looked at so much that whatever it was is now broken up.
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Laheadhunter said:DG 39 is correct, rattle rock, sometimes called Indian Paint rock. They occur naturally when balls of clay dry out. The outside becomes hard and when it dries out further the inside shrinks and will 'rattle' when you shake it.
Joey
Ron and Ann said:Laheadhunter said:DG 39 is correct, rattle rock, sometimes called Indian Paint rock. They occur naturally when balls of clay dry out. The outside becomes hard and when it dries out further the inside shrinks and will 'rattle' when you shake it.
Joey
I never heard of a rattle rock....I wonder if that is what we have...only ours was already cut in half when we found it....don't have the other half ....interesting.