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« Reply #20 on: July 27, 2009, 11:49:52 pm »
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Arany;

Are you still there? I see your post was 3 years ago... I find your pictures of rocks interesting.

There have been lots of posts, using the theme (what is oxcidacion)  and no one has really answered. Do you still want to know?

Nice looking chert.

Brian AKA goldigger.

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The objects appear to be lithics from the stone age. The white covering is called CORTICATION, which can also be brownish, and evolves over many many years. When a piece of flint has been "knapped", as in the image 042, the basic colouring is exposed, but if left for a long time this will begin to take on pale whitish covering showing recortification of the artefact. I would say the pieces in image 042 are Flakes and with some debitage, especially in the second image.

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Looks like  flint to me

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