✅ SOLVED Tiny dots covering rock

[firehorse12]

Never seen this before and couldn't find it in book or on line - anyone know?

 

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[mamabear]

we have those around my place to. Hope someone has an answer. would love to know what they are

 

[firehorse12]

The "dots" or whatever, small bumps, not only cover but are the rock. Would love to know what this is too! Let me know if you find out!

 

[nomad1]

Firehorse12,
What you have is a piece of oolitic limestone. It is formed in a warm water marine environment. Probably when Texas was a shallow marine embayment eons ago. If you break it open you will probably see that it is solid oolites.

 

[firehorse12]

Did you see the reply from nomad1? Oolitic Limestone

 

[nomad1]

firehores12,
google oolitic limestone and you will see photos of exactly the same rock that you have.

 

[firehorse12]

firehores12,
google oolitic limestone and you will see photos of exactly the same rock that you have.

I saw it - that is cool! We were wondering what it was and appreciate you answering it