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  1. Tyler.Rodgers

    Is this a fossilised orange

    Good afternoon, whilst digging out the garden we have found this perfectly round rock, looks a lot like orange skin and even has a core. I was curious to see inside so broke into the rock to find a crust on the outside. (I kind of wish I didn’t) Is anybody able to confirm my suspicions?
  2. ThatCarpenterGuy

    Is this common?

    I was doing an initial cleaning of this piece to categorize, label and store for future preparation. I do this by brushing the loose dirt off with a natural bristled paint brush and then a quick cleaning with my dust collector to pick up some of the finer particles. This time, while using the dust collector, a little surprise popped out. My first thought was tube worm, well preserved and free enough for the suction to pull it out. Thankfully it didn’t detach! I was wondering if this is a common occurrence. Has anyone else experienced this? And do you agree that it’s most likely a tube worm? thanks! -Sean apologies for the standard measuring tape. I’ll get my act together…
  3. Torie

    Missouri Mineral/Fossil ID

    Found in Jackson County Missouri (I didn't find it myself, but I can most likely get more info on location it was found.) I do believe it was found in a dirt road alley. Long dark grey and brown striations, that cannot be scratched with my nail. Then on one side in a few large chunks, an orange/brown (rust colored) residue, that can be scratched off. I thought my pictures were going to look much better than this. So I can get better pictures ASAP if need be. Let me know any other information I need to provide. Thank you for looking! Hope everyone is safe and healthy out there!
  4. Pleuromya

    Is this even a fossil?

    Hello, I found this, already cracked in a field in Northamptonshire, UK. It has a strange pattern on the outside and a streak of orange inside. Sorry for the bad photo quality. Thanks.
  5. christina6

    Real or fake?

    Moroccan starfish fossil purchased near Erfoud. Is it real? Are the small ones a different type of starfish? I am also looking for ideas on how to hang it?
  6. gorgon

    Meteor Fragment?

    Found this rock on the shoreline ofLake Michigan. I'm posting it here in the fossil forum because it is a rock. I'm figuring the fossil guys would know if it might be a meteor fragment or perhaps something else. Also, i don't belong to a meteor fragment forum. It appears that the metallic content embedded in the rock has produced an orange rust like color on the rock. This color caused me to pick up the rock and carry it home. I have more pictures.
  7. Hardman.digs

    Meglodon tooth origin?

    Hello all! Hope everyone's years are off to a happy and huntfull start! Well I started the year off spending some Christmas cash on a meglodon tooth. (Having only found fragments myself) any way I was wondering if there is a tie between locations and colors of teeth. I found this beauty at an pass-proof price. It is a beautiful orange/red. At 5 inches almost exactly. The previous owner says it came from the st. Mary's river area of Georgia. (Pretty close to where I was when I got it). I am just curious if this is a common color for other areas or even in the st Mary's area? Thank you all for any input.
  8. samlovesfossils

    Odd possible fossil?

    I found this in a stream at Lilydale state park a while back, and I'm unsure what fossil it is, if one at all. Any help?
  9. Kingofthekats

    Rock or Fossil?

    What kind of stone is this?
  10. Evawaco

    New finds

    I found the orange rock in San antonio and the silver one off Bosgue Rd( and it's not to foil,lol) today. I have searched and can't find out what they are. Any suggestions? Thanks.
  11. OutdoorsmanSteve

    Coral Fossil?

    Hello all, I have a find from southern New Jersey. It has many crystalized "veins" running through it, and possibly internal too having a specific gravity of 2.27.....It is not brittle and is very solid, yet lightweight. Underneath shows an off-white color spot, which may be the original color as it has iron color to it now? Any thoughts on this specimen would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking a look. P.S. - Some photos were labeled too large, so I will also provided a link to a photobucket page with more pictures. http://s935.photobucket.com/user/TheeWoodsman/library/red%20rock?sort=3&page=1
  12. tender2dtouch

    Id Please . . . Fish In Tooth

    Hi All . . . I found this in a pile of rocks in New Jersey. Upon closer view, I noticed the orange fish. There are two definitive teeth as well. What do you think?
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