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13th Apr 2020 14:30 UTCJim Nemeth

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One more pic of the inside.

13th Apr 2020 15:28 UTCLouis Zulli

Whatever it is, it must have been transported to where you found it. It appears to be a precambrian crystalline rock, perhaps diorite or a charnockite??

13th Apr 2020 16:12 UTCBret Howard 🌟

It is likely a glacially transported rock and probably transported by the river also.  These are common in northwestern Pennsylvania. Lots of rocks that don't originate here are found due to glacial transport.  Yes, I agree something like a diorite.

14th Apr 2020 07:42 UTCJim Nemeth

Thank you for the information. Did you see the other picture that shows the surface coating?

 
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