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This was found in an archaeological site in central Queensland Australia, somewhat close to the coast. The rock itself isn’t archaeological, at most it could be a manuport. I posted this to r/whatsthisrock and the general consensus was that it’s likely a fossilized egg (which is surprising from the sub because “it’s never an egg”)
The site is composed of stone tools made from silcrete, chert, and quartzite.
Sorry for the poor photos, images were screenshot from a video a colleague sent me. Better photos will be available in about 12 hrs.
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