It depends on the amount and quality. For simple pieces as a hobby, art shows and community events will find customers, but for larger quantities, you may need to join a club or organization who focuses on petrified wood. read more
Best Answer: Petrified wood means that it was buried in sediments and groundwater replaced the wood cells with minerals. This usually takes a million or so years. The fact that you have indian artifacts buried with the the wood suggests one of them is out of place. read more
Your best bet is to have a piece of petrified wood professional appraised. You can ask for an assessment from the International Gem Society. Small samples of low-quality petrified wood may not be worth anything, while a high-quality petrified wood log can sell for several hundred dollars. read more