File:Miorcani_flint.jpg · Wikimedia Commons · See Wikimedia Commons
I appreciate your request, but the context provided only shows a caption describing a physical specimen of flint (its size and weight) without explaining what flint actually is or why it matters. I don't have enough information to write an accurate 2-sentence overview based solely on this context, as you've requested.
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- Rock.type
- Sedimentary
- Rock.name
- Flint
- Rock.image
- Miorcani flint.jpg
- Rock.alt
- A sample of Miorcani flint
- Rock.caption
- A sample of Miorcani flint from the Cenomanian chalky marl layer of the Moldavian Plateau ( wide)
- Rock.composition
- Cryptocrystalline quartz
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- Subclass of
- chert
- Material used
- silicon dioxide
- Image
- Silex-Zaragoza.jpg
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- Flint (rock)
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- Flint
- different from
- Krzemień
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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Article · Français
Le silex est une roche chimique siliceuse très dure formée par précipitation chimique et constituée de calcédoine presque pure et d'impuretés telles que de l'eau ou des oxydes, ces derniers influant sur sa couleur.
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