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<p>[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 4328594, member: 8267"]I would lean more toward chert than flint, then. Both are microcrystalline quartz, but formed in slightly different sediments. Per the link I posted earlier:</p><p>"The only difference between chert and flint is color: flint is black or nearly black and chert tends to be white, gray, or pink and can be either plain, banded, or preserve fossil traces."[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 4328594, member: 8267"]I would lean more toward chert than flint, then. Both are microcrystalline quartz, but formed in slightly different sediments. Per the link I posted earlier: "The only difference between chert and flint is color: flint is black or nearly black and chert tends to be white, gray, or pink and can be either plain, banded, or preserve fossil traces."[/QUOTE]
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