With revision of links made to it, Irna posted:

"4 meters UFO-shaped concretion found in Russia:
[web.archive.org] and [web.archive.org]

Original article in Russian: [web.archive.org]

The claim that the disk-shaped concretion is made of tungstene is of course
highly dubious! "

Great find Irna of pseudoarcheological sites. All of these objects are natural
concretions, which are frequently found in coal-bearing strata. These are
really nice examples of disc-shaped concretions. They are likely either
made of siderite- or calcite-cemented sediments. the claim that they are
made of tungsten is indeed quite dubious.

For more more people confused by concretions, go look at "Mysterious Huge
Stone Eggs Discovered in Hunan Province" by Epoch Times Staff, Epoch Times,
April 27, 2007, at: [web.archive.org]

For a pseudoarchaeological site that consists of natural, concretionary,
ironstone pipes go look at "150,000-Year-Old Pipes Baffle Scientists in
China: Out of Place in Time?" By Tara MacIsaac (Epoch Times) and in
Ancient Origins at [web.archive.org] and Baigong Pipes at: [web.archive.org] .

Yours,

Paul H.

"The past is never dead. It's not even past."
William Faulkner, Act 1, Scene III, Requiem for a Nun (1951)



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