Regolith Breccia

[jungliston1]

Hello all, I was doing a a Bixby pic search on this stone. Some of the pic returns were of regolith breccias. I followed the worm hole and that is why I'm posting here. I have not used a magnet to see if it is magnetic because of my reading it will destroy it's natural magnetic field. Did a scratch test and no mark. The reading I did mentions a fusion crust that may be olive-green to light gray, shown in pic. And please dont tell me meteorite dont have holes, I read several articles about Vesicles in meteorites and how they are created. Thank you for the help.
Edward M.

 

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[fordfather]

What were the geologic conditions where you found the stone, i.e. was it found in an area that could contain terrestrial breccias or maghemite?

 

[jungliston1]

Hello, I did not find this piece. I traded for it along with some other strange and weird stones. I asked we he acquired it and as with every collector "on a hike one day". The closest info he did give was in the "Inland Empire Area" and that area is part of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties in California.
Edward M.

 

[galenrog]

Volcanic in origin. Could have come from any of thousands of individual sites in either San Bernardino or Riverside counties.

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