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septarian nodule

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septarian nodule [sep′tar·ē·ən ′näj·ül]
(geology)


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Instead, it is full of the local mementos that used to be the staple of such museums: a case of septarian nodules about 150 to 160 million years old, alongside an early player organ which used to be housed in the now redundant church of St George, Reforne; and copies of late 18th-century drawings by the artist Samuel Hieronymus Grimm.
For example, there is a rare septarian nodule, which is a round mineral accretion filled with natural crystals, that looks like radical modern art," Hobbs explained.
 
 
 
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