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Construction site in Prosper, TX. The only rocks of good size in the native site soil are these big limestone nodules. I think they are cephalopods. Thoughts? Thx, fowells
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Please ID. I am a teacher and would love to show my class. Would like to know what it is from first.
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Hi all, I’ll introduce myself as possibly, the youngest fossil hunter in this thread. “ possibly “ I’m 19 years old with an ongoing passion that started when I was 10 years old. I’m located in Florida the Caloosahatchee area, I mainly hunt for shark teeth and bone but my all time favorite is prehistoric land animal fossils. With 10 years of experience on my shoulders I’ve got my fair share of play time. I joined this forum because fossil talk isn’t easy to come across in the face to face world as we’re all consumed by our technology, with limitless information and easily accessible online buddies here I am creating a thread in a community full of endless conversations about a hobby I’ll hopefully never give up. I hope to get a response from a few people around this world as I would like to see how your journey has been treating you.
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Just returned from a fabulous trip to Florida. Had the opportunity to hunt fossils for two days in two different locations, each day being productive. Will post more on this later. The item in question was found in a construction site near Venice Florida as I was going to dinner. It has me baffled. Looks like a clam stuck on top of something else. But the ventral view shows that this is all one piece. Hope an answer exists!!!
