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It's not that planetary meteorites have become any easier to find, it's that labs more and more do not want to analyze "ordinary" chondrites; they want to see the unusual stuff, so you see many more HED and planetary rocks being classified. -
I would think they are inclusions of minerals instead of bones, but what do I know. -
This is a GIANT rock that was unearthed on my property during build in 2002! What started out just a huge round boulder, has definitely worn down over time! Over the years many unusual and interesting things have shown through! I have discovered bones coming through on this rock! I'm no expert! I would love to know what these bones come from!!! -
By Mike Furness · Posted
You might try an area like Chino Valley ... about 10 miles or so to the VA Hospital in Prescott. -
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