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Hi Is it fossil bone ? Location: Twardowski cave,Kraków , Southern Poland
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Hi Is this maybe claw print in the cave rock? Age:? Location : Twardowski Cave, Kraków , Southern Poland Size: near 3,5 cm
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Hi Is this small fossil bone piece? Location: Twardowski Cave, Krków,Southern Poland
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Hi It is fossil wood piece? Location: Twardowski Cave, Kraków ,Southern Poland
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How VR Helped Archaeologists Excavate a Fossil-Rich, Water-filled, Yucatan, Cave
Oxytropidoceras posted a topic in Fossil News
How VR Helped Archaeologists Excavate a Fossil-Rich Submerged Cave NOVA, Evan Hadingham, Feb 8, 2018 http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/next/tech/how-vr-helped-archaeologists-excavate-a-fossil-rich-submerged-cave/ A apper is: Collins, S.V., Reinhardt, E.G., Rissolo, D., Chatters, J.C., Blank, A.N. and Erreguerena, P.L., 2015. Reconstructing water level in Hoyo , Quintana Roo, Mexico, implications for early Paleoamerican and faunal access. Quaternary Science Reviews, 124, pp. 68-83. http://www.academia.edu/19358907/Reconstructing_water_level_in_Hoyo_Negro_Quintana_Roo_Mexico_implications_for_early_Paleoamerican_and_faunal_access https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379115300330 Yours, Paul H. -
Hi What is animal bone it? Location: Twardowski Cave , Kraków, Southern Poland
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Is this bird bone? Is this subfossil?
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Hi Is this fossil? Is this wolf tooth? Location: Twardowski Cave , Kraków , Southern Poland
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It is fossil? Location:Small Cave, Zakrzówek , Kraków ,Southern Poland I have a question what could have left the marrow from one of these bones?
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Hi Is this fox jaw? Location: Twardowski Cave , Kraków, Southern Poland.
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Hi Is this humerus? Whats animal is it? Location : Twardowski Cave ,Kraków , Southern Poland
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Hi Is this bone? Location : Twardowski Cave ,Kraków , Southern Poland
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Hi Is this wolf teeth? Location : Twardowski Cave ,Kraków , Southern Poland
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Is this cave lion jaw? There is restoration to the tip of the canine, the rest of fossil is natural. Is this rare in this condition?
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im not sure what this is but its beautiful. found in a rock pile with corals, and many other rocks and fossils. is this a type of sea coral? or is this a rock. it makes me think of cave formations. any feedback appreciated. its 25 inches in diameter.
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Fossil Found in the Ceiling of a Cave. How Do I Dig It Out Safely?
FossilsOfKenya posted a topic in Fossil Hunting Trips
I recently went hiking in the mountains of Kapchorwa District, Uganda. I went inside a cave and found what could be the leg bone of an animal in the ceiling of the cave, about 2-3.5 metres above the cave floor. I'm not currently sure what animal it is but I have a feeling it's a hippo's leg bone or the leg bone of a genus of proboscid such as Palaeoloxodon, Loxodonta, Deinotherium, Gomphotherium or Anancus. I want to dig it out, but I'm wondering how I can do it safely. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, FossilsOfKenya PS: Sorry for the poor quality of the image. I only had my phone when I found it so I had to digitally enhance it.
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Help with ID on small tube-like fossils or geological items from creek
mossyfern9564 posted a topic in Fossil ID
Hi all, I hope someone can help me ID these items I've been finding for about a year now in and by a local creek in Sullivan County, TN. I've shown them to staff at the Nature Center of a nearby park and to various others who have an interest in such things, and no one has been able to say for sure what they are. I've had theories from corals to beads to stalactites (helictites, actually) to burrow casts. All are tube-like, all have holes through them (a few have one end closed, but not many) some have a bumpy, pebbly surface and some are smooth. The biggest is 1 1/2 to 2 inches in length. The area is known for Ordovician finds, and has a lot of caves and sinkholes. I also find a lot of quartz crystals and small (< 1") geode-type rocks in this creek, and the occasional Woodland period artifact. There is an abundance of chert/flint, and unfinished knapped pieces aren't uncommon. I'm anxious to hear your theories and ideas. Thanks much.
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Hi This is maybe coprolite? Age:Jurassic , Oxfordian Location: Jasna Cave , Kraków , Southern Poland This specimen is incomplete .
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For trade. 1.75 x 1 inch Urus spelaeus tooth. Pleistocene, Romainia.
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Hello everyone, How rare are petrified fungus and mushrooms? A buddy of mine has what I believe to be a petrified fungus/ mushrooms total of 4. He broke them off of a mine shaft ceiling. I will post pictures later this week. Thanks
