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  1. micheleq65

    Hello from Italy

    Hello to everyone ... cheers from Italy Michele
  2. Found this about 25 years ago in a creek in northern Idaho in the mountains. Would like to know any information I can get about it. PLEASE HELP!!!
  3. Hi I am new to this site was wondering if someone can help me ID this tooth I found along the North Saskatchewan River by Drayton Valley, Alberta, Canada. Thanks.
  4. Tilton7

    Anyone know what these are?

    Hello I have recently inherited a small collection of fossils. I was wondering whether anyone could provide me an ID for these three similar items. Best wishes
  5. salvo1989s

    Coral? or just stone?

    Hi, my brother sent me this stone that he found on a beach in sicily (taormina) can this be a fossil coral? or its just volcanic stone?
  6. Wondering if anyone has any idea what these fossils might be. Sorry for picture quality. They are from Cuba, same quarry they find the megalodon teeth. Lower-Middle Miocene. Any help would be appreciated.
  7. laroofam

    Fish Fossil ID

    I came across this fossil at an estate cleanout. Does anyone know what it is? Thanks!
  8. snakebite6769

    Old collecting sites

    I decided to take a quick trip to some old collecting spots which I read about online. Apparently it was a good decision since nobody has been to them in a while and they seem to have been mostly forgotten since people are so busy in today's society these sites aren't picked over as much as some I have been to.
  9. Found in Ashkelon, Israel, Seems to have sea sand inside, Any idea what is it ? How old does it looks ? Thanks !
  10. Sir_Andrius

    Is this a sponge fossil?

    Hello, my name is Andres. I found this in "La Pedrera beach" in Uruguay. At first I had no clue of what it was. I'm prone to think it is a sponge fossil, but would want help in this matter. I found it vaguely buried in the sand close to the shore. The sand of that beach is grainy and loaded with lots of shells of many mollusc species. If it is indeed a sponge fossil, what species it would be? Thanks in advance!
  11. Nörsk Grunner

    Found this hiking yesterday

    Found this yesterday near Delaware Water Gap. At first I thought maybe a moth. However the shape and texture appears to be more feather like. Could this be from a small bird?
  12. Hi, i'm doing some practice of fossils prep, like i wrote in the title im looking for some unprepared fossils , better if from uk or europe. if someone got some let me know. thanks!
  13. PetrifiedDoubleGulp

    Possible Vertebra

    This little guy is from the Georgetown Formation or late Pleistocene formations
  14. sheena0204

    ID this shark tooth

    We found this tooth on oak island in North Carolina. New to shark tooth hunting and cant seem to ID it. Its about 3/4" long. Thanks!
  15. salvo1989s

    My first hunting ever

    Hi, yesterday i went to offerton in the river goyt for my first ever fossils hunting trip, had a nice time in the nature and some nice finds =)
  16. today was my second hunting trip again in offerton (river goyt) , was better than before , here some finds. dont know if the bones are fossilized or not.
  17. Nörsk Grunner

    Large marble like fossil

    This fossil was given to me years ago. It's approx 11"X7"X2.5" any idea as to what type of fossil it is and ideas on approximate value?
  18. BrettCo124

    Big Brook, NJ - Help with ID

    Hey all, just got back from big brook yet again. I've basically been driving up there every weekend. I'm still new, and want to learn more on what I am finding. These photos may not be anything at all, but I'd love for some of you to help ID them for me. Thanks all! Is this first pic coprolite? Looks identical on the other side.
  19. matthew textor

    fossil full of odd shells that needs ID

    Hi everyone this is matt again can anyone tell me what these small shells are in this fossil here here is a photo
  20. autographcollector11

    Green river Utah

    Hi I have read about the green river fossil formation in eastern Utah. Has anyone ever been there? Where is it and can you collect? thanks
  21. I found this guy over the weekend, I just want to make sure it's not something cool... but I know there is a high chance of it just being a rock with little rocks stuck in it. I am curious if these little black tubes could be some sort of organism? I found these digging at GMR in Greenville NC and cannot say that this was pulled from any particular group/formation because I found it among a large amount of whale bone, shark teeth, enchodus tooth, shells and my buddy Rick also found some native american corded pottery in the spot too. So we are talking a range of time here that doesn't help narrow anything down. It was hard to photograph, I can get some better images with a digital microscope tonight if that would help/let me know where to focus at/on. They are on the top and bottom and sides (where it wasn't broken off) of this piece.
  22. siks3

    Dino egg

    Was out hunting and my son found what I think is a egg.
  23. siks3

    What sea urchin is this?

    Not sure what this is I found it while looking for garnets in sand in south Australia. i know it's some kind of urchin but I haven't been able to find any information on what it could be
  24. karenilm

    Thank you for all the ID help

    The first item (three images) was found by my son @ wrightsville beach, NC and we think it looks like a dogs nose The second item was also found at WB, NC and isn't like anything I have ever found before. Thank you very much for looking!
  25. Hello everybody! Is it possible to say based on theses photos if it's a slice of an ammonite or gastropod? Hard limestone, upper Jurassic, Laghouat Algeria. Thank you.
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