GeologyRocks

Hi guys!

I'm new!

I hope you'll like me, I have a deep passion for Geology, that reminds me to study for the test tomorrow!

Someone gave this to my wife about 10 yea

I recently bought an old house and found this rock partially buried. I cleaned it up and brought it inside for decoration. I can't seem to ID it. It is approx 18" long and approx 6" deep. I can barely lift it, so also very heavy....anyone?

What type of rock is this? I need help with identification.

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering if you could help me figure out what this rock is...Found on Angel Island --Ayala Cove

Hi everyone,

 I went to Angel Island a few weeks ago and was wondering if anyone can help me figure out what type of rock this is...I have been searching many places, and came across this blog and thought it would be helpful. I have more, but...

 To start out with one:

I have an unusual stone found in my garden about a foot deep which was dug up by my dogs. This item appears to resemble a mans face wearing a wolfskin head dress. It has a side piece protruding out smoothly shaped in a form basically of a V which I perceive as something may have been attached. The right ear has a ledge behind it which I perceive one can rest a forefinger and the right ear appears to have been attached. Is this natural phenomina or man made. It is a most unusual object. What type of stone is this please?

Hey fellow geologists,

I am a 3rd year undergrad studying applied geology at CSM. I am currently working on my dissertation which requires the creation of a neat copy geological map and i would like to use a program other than powerpoint to make it! Does anyone have any experience with vector drawing programs who could recommend any in particular? Ive heard that corel draw and adobe illustrator are pretty good programs but do they have any limitations?

Cheers 

Yes, yes.. this is my first post here.

I'm from Brazil but I live in Daylesford, Australia. I'm starting my 3rd year Geology Degree next year and I simple love it!

My drive is to explore this area of Australia and to learn as much as I can. I'll be posting my geolocical adventures here!

Cheers

 Paulo