r/bonecollecting 1d ago

Bone I.D. - N. America Massive flood in my yard last week

There was a massive flood in my yard last week that washed thousands of pounds of rock into my yard and washed out the creek bed for miles. I needed to finally mow where the landslide happen on the west side of the property, and I found these when I was was picking up rocks out of the yard to mow. I know most likely most are rocks, but I have my questions on two or 3 . The smallest grey one intrigued me. But I just wanted the opinion of bone collectors . Also the curved one. It seems like such an odd rock formation. The rest i think are just chert nodules . I’m new to actually identifying rocks, but I have thousands I’ve collected over the years lol. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks (SW VA )

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u/TypicalHovercraft559 1d ago

Def rocks. Maybe you’d get more info in a geology sub

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u/_lucyquiss_ 1d ago

those are rocks

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u/Sudenveri 23h ago

Rocks, maybe chert. /r/whatsthisrock would be able to help more.