I found this piece of stone on the beach in Cardigan Bay last weekend. Some of the angles make it look man-made, but it has no markings. It feels like stone, but extremely unlikely any man-made objects have been fossilised.
Could it be something off a boat ?

Are there computer programs that might be able to identify it from the photo (s) ?
Any thoughts ?

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and this

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But I haven't seen any white dog 5hlte since the 1970's. And the dogs sphincter must be like an icing piping nozzle

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Defo man made. What it is though is anyone's guess. Hope you find out.

The first picture makes it look man made. If I was to guess something from a ship that sunk.

Perhaps check with your local archeology society?

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An interesting find FH.

It looks suspiciously like a fragment of super-heated titanium/vanadium composite commonly used by Klingons 2 million years ago in the manufacture of manifolds on the hypersonic power generators used on their inter-galactic attack vessels.

It probably broke away from the craft as it entered the Earth's atmosphere to assess the opportunity for conservation of the planet. As yours is the only piece ever found they clearly realised there was no hope and, so, gave up the search.

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