Please tell me what this is!

[luyluy]

Found this thing in SE Wisconsin buried in a hill. Has anyone seen anything like this before? Is is manmade or a fluke of weathering? Is a little bigger than a closed fist and fairly heavy-a few pounds maybe? There seems like there is inscriptions all over it and has 3 holes (one in each layer) also what appears to be casting marks or the like. Is this worth anything besides as a paper weight?

 

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[BIG61AL]

Quick guess is..........three layers of different rocks that have erosion wear.

 

[sasnz]

agreed

Sasnz

 

[east tx digger]

I concur.

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

Petrified "BigMacius", Pleistocene era. I Googled the info. Google tells me all that I ever need to know.

 

[Sir Digs-A-Lot]

Is it rock or plaster?

 

[taz42o]

Montana Jim posted this link in another post. I bet the people at that site would find your rock interesting. It does look like white part was already there when brown rock was formed around it. I do not know what you have but it is interesting.

http://www.rense.com/general66/solid.htm

 

[Goodyguy]

Petrified "BigMacius", Pleistocene era. I Googled the info. Google tells me all that I ever need to know.

Do you have a link to it?

* never mind I get it.

 

[dozer dan]

coprolite? petrified dino poop?

 

[Monty]

I saw several of these in the movie "Alien". Monty

 

[luyluy]

As far as I can tell its rock, but the very top and the layers in between thin layers of "rock" stacked on each other. The white rock is heavy more than I think sandstone would weigh.