Half of an EGG?

HappyTrails55

Sr. Member
Sep 30, 2005
409
437
Paso Robles
Detector(s) used
Teknetics G2

Attachments

  • La Panza 072.jpg
    La Panza 072.jpg
    53.5 KB · Views: 370
  • La Panza 073.jpg
    La Panza 073.jpg
    73.9 KB · Views: 373
  • La Panza 074.jpg
    La Panza 074.jpg
    52.8 KB · Views: 372
  • La Panza 075.jpg
    La Panza 075.jpg
    75.5 KB · Views: 367
  • La Panza 076.jpg
    La Panza 076.jpg
    59.7 KB · Views: 364
  • La Panza 077.jpg
    La Panza 077.jpg
    68.5 KB · Views: 369
  • La Panza 078.jpg
    La Panza 078.jpg
    57.8 KB · Views: 365
  • La Panza 079.jpg
    La Panza 079.jpg
    59.4 KB · Views: 382
  • La Panza 080.jpg
    La Panza 080.jpg
    69.4 KB · Views: 371
"in the desert" tells us nothing of the geology of the area in which this rock was found.

I do think it's simply a severely weathered and stream-rounded rock. (If it's from the Sahara Desert, it could be windblown sand-abraded rather than stream-abraded.)
 

Top Member Reactions

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top