Please Help Identify. Can Not Find Anything Like It?

[Jim in Idaho]

Great work, Jason!

Jim

[jasong]

1 hour ago, Jim in Idaho said:

Great work, Jason!

Jim

Thanks, it was actually the geologist on another forum that posted about those patterns though, so he solved it by proxy. 🙂 I just ran into it on the net and recognized it. 

Not often I learn something completely new, but this was one I really had no idea about. Even knowing the term now, I still can't find reference to it in any hardcopy books I own. That's why I enjoy these rock ID's sometimes, if it's something I don't recognize immediately, I usually learn something new that I wouldn't have learned otherwise. 

[Jim in Idaho]

Yup, we should never stop learning. Take books, and the 'net away from me, you might as well throw dirt on me...LOL. You did good recognizing that, in any case.

Jim

[Heb]

I think you have in fact solved the case! Thank you. Has been an interesting journey. I’m still going to tell people it’s an ancient alien mummy but we’ll know the truth 😉 seriously though, great job 

[Christina]

I know nothing about rocks but this looks like a relic to me. The patterns aren't random or predictive as most rock patterns are. This looks like the ridges are formed and planned, like art. My 2 cents.