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All of this material is what I consider average finds from a typical dive trip to North Carolina.
There is a decent variety of fossil types with typical preservation. All of this material is most likely from the Pliocene, Yorktown Formation. Most of the literature I have read indicates that the Yorktown is 4 to 6 million years old.
This auction ends at midnight EST on July the 4th. Winner should pay the forum, and Cris (I think) will let me know that payment has been made. Winner will provide me with their mailing address and I will ship the items flat rate priority mail.
There will also be at least one mystery addition to the box. I already have the material packed and there is still a space in the box that needs to be filled before I seal it up. Mystery item(s) may or may not be a N.C. dive find(s).
Fish fossils on the left and a dugong rib section on the right.
Shark vertebra.
Bird bone.
Whale epiphysis, cervical vertebra, bitten rib section
Shark bitten rib close up.
Porpoise vertebra
Porpoise rib sections, jaw section,
nice atlas vertebra in matrix
Shark teeth. 5 species. Cleaned, semi-cleaned, and as found.
Seal astragalus, vertebra, damaged humerus.
