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Would remains petrifiedy even from another world #871026

Asked June 01, 2024, 5:14 AM EDT

My name is Irene, my question is I found these the stones that are all magnetic and they seem to have a bunch of different kinds of shine to from I don't know what but they're magnetic but they have faces in them I mean detailed faces like one look like a helmet was on a man's head and it broke up another one look like he was from the ocean maybe I'm lucky that somebody said a girl or something in him but I'm going to send you some pictures of them if you could text me back and let me know what you think about these I think the most of them need to be on a display or something somewhere they need to be found out more about but not disrespected thank you

Oceana County Michigan

Expert Response

Good Morning -- Interesting find!  I'm going to recommend you connect with the MSU's earth and environment department.  Click below for their contact information:



Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Michigan State University (msu.edu)

Best wishes,
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