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uniface Silver Member Jun 4, 2009 3,216 2,900 Central Pennsylvania Primary Interest: Other Feb 20, 2020 #2 Since this never got answered, while it's not directly relevant to your NC find, Onondaga chert (New York) is sometimes known as Stink Rock because it smells like petroleum. Maybe you've got something geologically similar ?
Since this never got answered, while it's not directly relevant to your NC find, Onondaga chert (New York) is sometimes known as Stink Rock because it smells like petroleum. Maybe you've got something geologically similar ?
MosesOfTheSouth Full Member Apr 4, 2014 207 406 in my mind/wilds of,tn Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 24, 2020 #3 We have a local type here in TN called fort Payne black that smells like asphalt/petroleum when freshly knapped.
We have a local type here in TN called fort Payne black that smells like asphalt/petroleum when freshly knapped.