Surf Finds....Baffled

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Hello friends....

Over the course of this past summer, I found these while searching for sea glass. Not sure of the material, but they are flat and corrugated. Any ideas?

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[Produce Guy]

They look like Ruffle potato chips.

 

[root]

That they do!!

 

[ivan salis]

tiles

 

[AKiwi]

Are they not scallop shells? but then they could be tiles

 

[Tony in SC]

Are they not scallop shells? but then they could be tiles

Looks like broken shells to me?? Tony

 

[lairmo]

i think it is pieces of asbestos siding....had some like that on my old house..

 

[ivan salis]

asbestosis type sliding shingles -- or floor tiles -- look at the other side and thickness to figger out which one it is.

 

[Rasputin]

Achem's Razor--scallop shell fragments.

 

[diggummup]

Are they not scallop shells? but then they could be tiles

Looks like broken shells to me?? Tony

Yup.... Uhh...huh huh

 

[baspinall]

Yep, broken worn down shell pieces.

 

[root]

Yep, broken worn down shell pieces.

These are perfectly flat. Haven't seen any shells that are flat. Most likely tiles w/ corrugation on one side. Baspinall.....You're near Springfield eh?

 

[johnnyi]

As the other posters said, they're definately fragments of asbestos siding. You find lots of them here in the N.J. surf from all the houses that went in the hurrincanes.

 

[4seasons]

Asbestos siding tile... use to find them on the N.C. coast alot years ago snap one into and you can probably see some fibers.

 

[SkyPirate]

Sea shells........find them on the beach all the time.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Sea shells........find them on the beach all the time.

Even though they are flat, I would have to agree. I find flat pieces here in Florida as well. But without seeing them, they could be tile pieces or pottery.