Anyone know what this is?

[Chae1]

Found it in a field at farm. Next to river, light sandy soil.

Used to be a roman encampment in field I think. Groups of people from university spend days staggering over my rubbish ploughing looking for stuff.

 

[bobk]

Opal , worth millions .

 

[TheEarlOfMoray]

Looks like a steen to me

 

[matthew]

Could be ‘Frit’ from the bottom of the kilns. I’ve got some - a beautiful green colour.
It’s now in Cornwall but originally came from Stoke on Trent - which may puzzle someone, some day.

 

[Chae1]

Looks like a steen to me

I've seen loads of steens, but none like this.

 

[2wheels]

the steen is a flint i think.

 

[Exfarmer]

The valuable one is the last picture, well it will be when you try and source a genuine replacement.
Otherwise the first pictures are a common and garden flint.
If you can find someone to buy it let me know as I can certainly find him several tonnes, and that is just from my 1/2 acre garden

 

[Sandy]

Looks like a steen that’s been jammed in between the rotors on the power harrow

 

[andyt87]

Could be chert looking at the fracture shapes. Hard to tell in pictures but if they're conchoidal (scallop shell) that would be my best guess

 

[Cab-over Pete]

It’s a piece of Turkish Delight, that shite red jelly stuff that always gets left until last at Crimble and you throw away just before you open the first Easter egg.

The Romans didn’t like it either so they chucked it on your field.

 

[willie waver]

looks like some macintosh toffee, that stuff was lethal for your teeth when i was a boy

 

[PSQ]

Are you sure it wasn't found in a gateway where they used to burn the 8 stone fertiliser sacks in the 70's?

 

[Lincs Lass]

looks like some macintosh toffee, that stuff was lethal for your teeth when i was a boy

Na ,,more like nut brittle which was just as deadly on your nashers

 

[DeeGee]

It’s a piece of Turkish Delight, that shite red jelly stuff that always gets left until last at Crimble and you throw away just before you open the first Easter egg.

The Romans didn’t like it either so they chucked it on your field.

Send it to me, I love Turkish Delight

 

[Al R]

Looks like solid lamb colostrum scour that looks like toffee and get stuck between the dogs teeth

Does it fit in your hand at all? Or a woman’s hand would be a closer match? I found a flint years ago which was a perfect fit into the palm of the hand where people used them for skinning carcasses I was told?

 

[Hfd Cattle]

Looks like a filling out of Guths tooth

 

[Pan mixer]

Fire damaged hearth stone

 

[Dry Rot]

It's a prototype axe. Before the Stone Age took off.

 

[Exfarmer]

More ro the point, what is the green thing?

 

[Will 1594]

Looks like a bit of flint ,do you want a few million more ,fecking metal eating tyre shredding shyte