Wow that is quite spectacular it resembles a miniature volcanic crater, looks like a petrified section of tree or a huge truck tire encrusted with barnacles, cement and sand but what it could actually be is a mystery.
I have no idea. But it looks like the bottom of either a giant mushroom or the rings of a giant tree. But it could also be some naturally forming rock formation. I look forward to the answers.
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I have no idea
Happy WW!
Wow that is quite spectacular it resembles a miniature volcanic crater, looks like a petrified section of tree or a huge truck tire encrusted with barnacles, cement and sand but what it could actually be is a mystery.
Yes, what is that? Looks cool! Happy WW!
My guess is that the center portion is a meteorite, and the outer portion is where the heat of the meteorite fused the sand and earth. Cool pic!
I have no idea. But it looks like the bottom of either a giant mushroom or the rings of a giant tree. But it could also be some naturally forming rock formation. I look forward to the answers.
A petrified tree?
Amazing rock formation.
My first reaction is to say it is a coral. Is it possible to have a close-up view of the cells? What is the age of the formation you found it in?