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Well this was recently gifted to me from a friend whom was told by her late husband it may have been a dinosaur bone. Location of where he obtained this is unknown. It's very smooth not one hundred percent sure if it is even bone. I am wondering if anyone recognizes it. I have read and asked many others who collect historical artifacts and they can't make sense of it
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This is a dinosaur tibia fossil. It came from the Gobi Desert in Mongolia. what kind of dinosaur is it? Could it be a Tarbosaurus?
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Is this a spinosaurus claw?
Ginger0412 posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Is this a spinosaurus claw? please tell me. Origin: Continental Intercalair, Morocco. The size is 46 mm. Thanks in advance.
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I found these in my flower beds around my house. I've been noticing some small little fossilized type sea shells that are really tiny in general. I've also found a few other items that I'm really curious about. The first item found looks like a tooth and I'm trying to figure out if it is or not as well as if it is indeed a tooth if it is something that is prehistoric. The other few pictures look like cylindrical rocks that are the same in size and shape. They each have an end on them that looks sort of like they've been clamped and it has a indentation on that end of the rock as well. However the interesting part is that the one that I found that was broke open has almost like a white hard substance on the inside. For the life of me I have researched this and can't figure out what it is. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
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Binder Park Zoo Battle Creek, Michigan
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Been to BBP a few times but other than teeth never took the time to find out what the other fossils we dug up were. Looking forward to see everyone's finds, especially from NJ and surrounding areas.
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Hi all, happy to be here. Ricky from below Mt Ruapehu , I like hunting, fishing, motorbikes, drawing etc.
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Hey guys and gals, In a couple of months I will have a break from the school work, and I'm planning a trip for the wife and I out west. As of right now, any place is open and up for suggestions. I was thinking about Colorado, and was wondering about some pointers. I would love to hunt some dino bones and ammonites. Really, I'm open to anything that is fossil related. Anyone know of a good area that has numerous exposures within hiking distance? I'll probably spread the trip out over a course of a week or two, and don't mind staying at multiple cabins and hotels. Let me know what you guys think. Also, feel free to suggest other states. I'm also willing to pay to dig sites. DADDY NEEDS HIS MEDICINE! If you guys can put me in the ballpark, I'll find those fossils. Cheers -J
