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  1. I'm currently working on a construction project in Minneapolis, MN. We uncovered some bones about seven feet down while excavating in the street. They are very dark brown. Help on ID would be appreciated. I know they're not fossilized but seem to me to be fairly old. Maybe Buffalo or Cow? Thanks in advance.
  2. Kasey

    Any thoughts?

    Found near a river in NW NEW JERSEY. Looked like 2 stones fused together, but I’d like to hear what others think…thanks!
  3. Hi all - as I was looking along a stretch of creek in Northeast Austin, TX today, I saw a section with a bunch of bones eroding out of the creekside. I’m not sure how to tell if they are something fossilized or old and worth looking at, or just modern bones of some animal that somehow got buried in the strata. The loose piece I picked up did feel pretty lightweight, but other than that I couldn’t tell much. Any ideas if these are fossils or recently deposited bones, and what they might be? Thanks!
  4. Hi! So, this is from a seller I've bought from before. Spino teeth, cropolite, some eggshell, nothing too weird. When I saw this foot, I found it really cool. It's supposed to be from a psittacosaurus. I'm supposed to pick it up later. So I'm reading up on this dinosaur, only to hear they are being faked a lot... I'd love to hear your thoughts!
  5. AranHao

    stone ?dino bone ?

    Is this a stone or a Chunkasaurus? HellCreek FM material. I want to hear your opinions. One of the early collections has been kept for a long time. I don't know what it is. thank you
  6. Louise Crawford

    Beach Find

    I found this on Prestwick beach in Ayrshire, Scotland. Is it a fossil. It was almost black but now getting lighter as it’s drying out. Thanks!
  7. My cousin found some possible fossils while visiting a friend's ranch in Utah years ago (he has no idea where they were). While he was there him and his friend found "dinosaur bones" that were embedded in rock (he said he broke one in half trying to get it free). Since he heard I was getting into fossils he gave me a couple of the smaller ones. I don't think they're bones but wondered if they might be some sort of trace fossil (burrow?). Let me know what you think.
  8. Hey y'all. Long time lurker, first time poster and first time beach fossil hunting (previously only done stuff in TX/CO road and river cuts), so this "sand thing" is all new. I did many hours of research in an attempt to leverage this extra day I had on top of my nonprofit's staff retreat and it did not disappoint. I landed on The Sands beach and Hunting State Park - both near savannah, GA/port royal, SC and both mentioned a few times on this forum. Most of this was found on the Sands within about an hour of looking, but the shark tooth, the flatter possible turtle shell(?) piece, and a couple other interesting small pieces were after about 2-2.5 hrs walking along Hunting Island north beach. I know ID will be unlikely on most of the bones, but figured I'd try as a couple seem pretty interesting! I'm most interested in the last 2 pics as I don't care much about the lighter conglomerate-looking pieces. I recognize I messed up on the lack of scale, but I'm on the road and operating out of my car. If it helps, there's a beer can in one pic and the large (vert?) piece is close to fist-sized. Happy to post more pics in the AM if folks need them. Any help or insight is most appreciated and now that I have an account, I hope to post more often
  9. I need help identifying these white fossils in this pale green rock. It was found in the northern Michigan Gravel Pit near Charlevoix.
  10. SharkySarah

    Possible femur

    Collected this years ago from the Calvert formation in Maryland. Any guesses?
  11. Sarah S

    Need help ID

    Found these rocks/ fossils in Galena IL. Northwest corner of state. Does anyone have any experience in identification? Thanks for looking.
  12. Fossilartist

    Old collection fossil id

    I am unable to identify these pieces from my grandad's collection. He is now unable to clearly see and so sadly couldn't identify it. It must be something, he was a zoologist and the shale meant enough to have a crack repaired. Parts look like bones to me. I'd love to get these identified so I can prep them, making them clearer so he can see them clearer again.
  13. Sinestia

    BONE FRAGMENT REVISITED

    I am posting new photos of the original item in question in addition to photos of some of the other finds. I sincerely appreciate everyone's comments and interest in this subject and above all I thank you for your time and patience. I will not cover anything from the original thread simply for lack of time so I suggest you reference "bone fragment" if needed. So the following photos are of just a few of what has turned out to be something wonderful in my opinion. The items that I and a trusted friend have uncovered are either not much at all or something very awesome. Again this is only a small fraction of things still being found on the surface to no more than 3 inches below the surface.
  14. Sinestia

    Bone fragment?

    Found this along side others that look very similar but no idea what they could be. Any ideas?
  15. Sinestia

    Possible vertebra?

    I have a little over 60 acres here in Southern New Mexico so I find some great specimens almost daily, unfortunately my knowledge in this field is minimal at best so I am grateful to read your comments and very eager to learn.
  16. Nicole delacruz

    Please tell me it's chert

    I found this on one of our mts in middle Tennessee. I'm concerned it may be bone and not chert like I had found later near my home.
  17. Jess1313

    Possible bones? Whale?

    These are from Florida. But I don't have a clue what they could be. They look like regular bones, or even rocks to me.
  18. Hey guys, I‘ve dug out some ’fossils‘ that I can't say for sure on a hill of Hubei Province,China. According to the local geological document,there’re exposed strata of middle Devonian and lower Permian around this area. There are some rocks with special patterns on it, which looks like trilobite and shellfish. On another rock, I can see a patch of dots, just like a tentacle of starfish. On this hillside, I also found some strange rocks in the shape of ’flat cylinder‘, with irregular patterns on them. I think it may be the remains of some kind of ancient creature. But I have absolutely no idea about what are them. I'm new in the field of fossil. And his is the first time I sign up The Fossil Forum, so I believe everyone here could teach me a lot. Thank you so much!
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