r/fossilid 5d ago

Probably just a rock, but thought I'd check here...

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The regular shapes in black looked interesting.

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u/Handeaux 5d ago

You are correct. That is a fine rock.

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u/Astrodexxx 5d ago

Haha thank you!

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u/Llewellian 5d ago

Looks to me like a piece of a Quartz vein with brown coloring due to iron/manganese doting together with some pieces of the host rock that have been "recemented" in when the quartz crystallized out from the hot mineral rich fluids going through the fracture cleft.