Rock 1
Type:flint
Large gray fint nodule. One of my faverate rocks types.

Rock 3
Type:Chert
Small black chert nodules. My other faverate rock type.

Rock 4
Type:Limestone W/ joints filled with calcite*.
Small chunk of weathered limestone with many joints filled with small white calcite veins. _{*Based on hardness}

Rock 5
Type:Sandstone
Small chunk of sandstone with visible Strata. Has a small rusty iron spot on the side.

Rock 6
Type:???
This rock is a mystery to me.
Sandstone interior with what apears to be Tufa??? bound to the outside? This rock reacts to vinegar and can be easily broken in half.
Found on the bank of the bear river in tremonton, Utah, if you have information contact me on discord. @phosphorusmoon

Rock 7
Type:Conglomerate W/ fine sandstone matrix.
Unsorted Conglomerate with a fine sandstone matrix, clasts apeare to be partially weathered but still fairly angular. Clasts Range from as big as a thumb nail to tiny crumb size.

Rock 10
Type:Shale.
Large slab of shale with rusted sides, may contain enough iron to rust with time. Shale in the area is gray internaly and rusted exturnally.

Rock 11
Type:Breccia W/ sandstone matrix.
Partially angular breccia or conglomerate within a sandstone matrix. Clasts are mostly sngular with a few that are a little rounder. Clasts are the size of a thumb pad down to fine crumbs.

Rock 16
Type:Shale.
Another shale from the same formation. This one has better visibility of the rusty exteirior.

Rock 20
Type:Quartzite.
Large chunk of layered quartzite. Comes with a free colony of lychen. Contains a small thin chunks of a green mineral visible below the lychen.

Rock 9
Type:Weathered quartzite stone.
Small fist sized chunk of red/purple quartzite weathered by lake/stream water.
Found on the bank of the bear river in tremonton, Utah, if you have information contact me on discord. @phosphorusmoon

Rock 15
Type:Quartzite?
Im fairly sure this is a small pink piece of quartzite.

Rock 18
Type:Quartzite? with quartz minerals grown within.
Fist size chunk of rock with mineral quartz grown within the rock.

Rock 2
type: Quartzite?
Weathered quartzite with small mineral chunks grown inside.

Rock 8
type:Trachyte
Porpheritic Trachyte with large black minerals.

Rock 12
type:???
Mineral? found in tourmaline bearing pegmatites intruded into quartzite near Willard Peak in Utah. Xfq Quartzite member. Its most likely just a quartz adjacent rock but I need to test it more.

Rock 13
type:???
Quartz joint rock, surounded by a rock harder that steel. Maybe Quartzite? _{I am sourounded by quartz and quartzites... help.}

Rock 14
type:???
Unknown mineral vein surounded by limestone. Mineral is softer than steel harder than finger nails, probably calcite.

Rock 17
type:???
Unknown rock type. Appears to be sedimentary, maybe shale? or some sort of silt stone, is kind of shiny and is softer than a quarter. Unknown location found.

Rock 19
type:???
Exact same as rock 12.