sorakivi
Sorakivi is a Finnish term used to describe a type of stone or rock formation found in certain geological contexts. The word itself can be translated as "gravel stone" or "aggregate stone," suggesting a composition of smaller rock fragments cemented together. These formations are often the result of geological processes where loose materials, such as sand, gravel, and pebbles, are compacted and lithified over long periods.
In Finland, sorakivi can be found in areas with significant glacial deposits or alluvial fans, where the
Geologically, sorakivi is often classified as a type of sedimentary rock, specifically a conglomerate or breccia,