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I found this in a rock bed. I'm in College Station, TX and was looking for petrified wood (which I found plenty of). I picked this up and the holes really make me think its bone. It's definitely a rock, it clinks when I hit it with metal and is dense like a rock. There's one side that is more smooth and not as holey, but I think that's where it got worn down. The grid below is 5mm x 5mm squares.
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I mentioned this here and have had it a long time. Tube with green target lens no markings. Possibly a surveyors instrument part. Green target that rotates. I coupled it to my phone and then did a grey scale image. Any ideas on maker or use?
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Hola soy nueva quisiera saber que tipo de fósil tengo es entre piedra y cristal parece azúcar caramelizada Translation: Hello, I am new. I would like to know what kind of fossil I have. It is between stone and glass, it looks like caramelized sugar
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Now, I have never seen one of these before. But… it feels like a crinoid piece of some sort. Only two of the rounded edges are visible, but I believe there are six sides to this. It reminds me of a connecting joint piece for a puzzle kit. Found it after cracking open this Coldwater Shale packstone from South Haven, Michigan.
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I was looking through some rocks I have when I came across this. The texture puzzles me and so I thought it could be bone I don’t know exactly where I found it just that it’s in Colorado. I don’t expect to get an ID just I want to know if it’s fossil or not. It appears to have a rounded top like an end to a bone and where it would have connected has bone like texture also on the outside there is a concave dent with the same texture.
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From the album: @Max-fossils 's Zandmotor Finds
A big piece of a limb bone of a large mammal (mammoth, woolly rhino, bison), found on the Zandmotor. Probably not more identifiable than this. -
From the album: @Max-fossils 's Zandmotor Finds
A piece of mammal rib found on the Zandmotor. Unidentified, and probably unidentifiable, but it's from a medium-sized mammal (hyena, wild boar, small deer???). -
Hi all, Quickly asking for an ID: is this a piece of Dentalina? And is it fossil? It was found in the Formacao dos Olhos de Agua (Miocene), Algarve, Portugal. Any ideas welcome! Best regards, Max
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