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19-OCT-2008

Resetting some of the stones on a rock wall around the edge of my yard last weekend, I found this mysterious item.
It's about a half inch in diameter. The base is perfectly round and as shiny as metal. Top is an orange gold color.
It is bound (cemented/laminated) to a flat rock. I dared not disturb it so as to retain the mystery.

WHAT COULD IT BE?

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RALPH ELDRIDGE		25-Oct-2008 11:27
It shows some characteristics of PETRA BOLTUS, which are best know for their role in keeping the sky from falling.

Cindi Smith		25-Oct-2008 01:42
Glad the Third Side knew what it was....very interesting find and very unique.

The Third Side		25-Oct-2008 01:09
A rare find indeed ! This is a very young Metolius Climberus Boltus. Left alone, they mature into very useful creatures. http://www.pbase.com/fromtheheart/image/104985252/large

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