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- Chert and flint are both types of cryptocrystalline or polycrystalline quartz, but there are some distinctions12345:
- Chert usually forms as nodules in limestone.
- Flint is reserved for material that forms in chalk or marl.
- Flint is simply a type of chert.
- Geologists tend to use the word "chert", while historians and archaeologists tend to use the word "flint".
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.Although there is a lot of confusion on this, chert refers to cryptocrystalline or polycrystalline quartz that usually forms as nodules in limestone. Flint is reserved for such material that forms in chalk or marl. Flint is simply a type of chert.www.gemsociety.org/article/what-is-the-difference-…While archaeologists and historians use the word flint, geologists favor chert. If the stone was used for tool-making, it would likely be flint since chert provides poor knapping. Knapping refers to using a rock or stone to shape another rock or stone for use as a tool, such as sharpening it to make a knife.yesdirt.com/chert-vs-flint/Chert occurs in carbonate rocks that are greensand, limestone, chalk, and dolostone formations as exchange mineral, where it is formed as a result of some type of diagenesis. if where it occurs in chalk or marl, it is called flint. It also occurs in thin beds, when it is a primary deposit (such as with many jaspers and radiolarites).geologyscience.com/rocks/sedimentary-rocks/chert/Some authors use "chert" as the more general term, with flint being a dark variant. Others use the term "flint" for nodules and "chert" for large bodies of rocks. Both terms are more often used very broadly. There's apparently no clearly defined line that separates flint from chert and that people agree on.quartzpage.de/flint.htmlUsage of the names "flint" and "chert" are interesting. The word used often depends upon who is talking. Geologists tend to use the word "chert", while historians and archaeologists tend to use the word "flint". The name used also depends upon the geologic occurrence of the material or the historic use of the material by people.geology.com/rocks/flint-chert-jasper/ - People also ask
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