I have a house that has all exterior walls made from poured concrete, no wood framing at all. The insulation on the interior is something I've never seen before and looks to be actually part of the form to pour the concrete into. It is black in color, very porous yet solid, lightweight, about 2" thick, and crushes very easily - even between two fingers. When it is crushed it turns to a sandy texture and emits a foul odor, kind of like rotten eggs. My first thought was pumice, but this comes in one foot wide by four foot long sheets. The house was built in 1953 so if anyone knows what construction methods were used back then and has any info please let me know. I'm just hoping its not some type of asbestos, or something else that is hazardous.
Thanks, LW