Is this a fossil?
Hello, I found this non-metallic object in a riverbed today and I have no idea what it is, I've never seen/found anything like it before.
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It is presumably stoned but only one image you cannot know it 100%. It can also be that it is just a rusted metal piece. It’s quite interesting to let you examine
It looks like a fulgurit. These arise when a lightning strikes the ground and forms channels. The heated sand melts to tubes that are hollow inside so that this looks a little like an organ with blood veins that are hollow inside
Fulgurites look different! Have you ever had one in your hand?
I am
You look very different.
It is definitely stone-like that it is rounded off by explaining that it was found in a riverbed (rolling)
With several openings, I’ve seen some. They arise when the Blitkanal forms side branches. As in the picture these are usually broken off because too filigree
In the end, the nature of the object does not decide who brings the more convincing arguments here
Perhaps the questioner can say what consistency the thing has? stone-like and wooden one should be able to distinguish well
But never round – with several “openings” (cf. photo 2).
Maybe a doctor wood?
I also thought it would look stone
A bone joint possibly stoned?