The Salzburg Cube, also known as The Wolfsegg Iron, is a relatively small block of iron that was found buried in a coal seam in Wolfsegg, Austria, in 1865.
It weighs 785 grams (about 1 and 3/4 lbs.) and measures 2.6 inches high by 2.6 inches long by 1.85 inches wide and has a deep incision running around its circumference. Its origin is unknown, and while it resembles a meteorite, it is found that it is not one.
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