Effect of silicified coral sitting in ancient salty sand ?
Jul 16, 2015 7:30:31 GMT -5
Fossilman, quartz, and 1 more like this
Post by jamesp on Jul 16, 2015 7:30:31 GMT -5
These two chips have time stamps on them, they are high speed percussion chips from native man.
About no other way that the forces of nature could have made such thin chips(in this territory).
They were likely white to light gray before they were stained.
Found in very white sand, perhaps with ancient salt. Common salt turns coral black(aka Tampa Bay Coral)
Effect on botryoidal formations. Probably more porous and absorptive than the glassy coral.
Color exactly like ocean finds around Tampa Bay. But these found well inland in sand pocket.
About no other way that the forces of nature could have made such thin chips(in this territory).
They were likely white to light gray before they were stained.
Found in very white sand, perhaps with ancient salt. Common salt turns coral black(aka Tampa Bay Coral)
Effect on botryoidal formations. Probably more porous and absorptive than the glassy coral.
Color exactly like ocean finds around Tampa Bay. But these found well inland in sand pocket.
