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Any idea if this old shell imprinted or just random formation Found it on a beach after storm.
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Found this on a beach today. Fell out of pocket and broke in half. Found this inside
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Hi all i found this really cool rock on the coast line on a Northern California beach (Bay Area) I think it may be extra special and possibly a fossil? Any ideas? thanks so much!
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I have been having this fossil since when I was a kid. I found it in a very remote place. On top of a very tall mountin 2400 m above sea level Tomorri Mountain National Park city of Berat, Albania. What this sea shell fossil is doing here, I kept asking myself and locals for years and I have heard stories that other people have found sea shell fossils as well. For the very first time after 20 years of having this fossil I am sharing with you all. When I moved to NY in 2016 I brought it with me as my treasure haha.
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Split a rock open and found this. Can someone help me identify please.
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This is a rock I picked up on a rock hunt in Mississippi I think on the Big Black River Hunt while with MS Gem & Mineral Club. Thank you to Mark that helped me post better!
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Does anyone know what this is? I'll send some info with this post. It looks like an animal as well as a bone. found on a shore of Kentucky Lake It looks like a rodent fossil It looks as if it had an eye socket as well as a body and head. Here are some pics (There's more soon)
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Possible fossil in rock
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Found specimen with half-dozen others in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Tri-States area near Delaware River.
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Is this a fossil rock ?
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Hello found this along a small river in north Texas , Just looking for input thought it looked like a fossilized ape like head or something Made mistake of spray painting one side white.
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I have found this interesting (at least it is for me) rock. I want to know if it contains fossils. I am new in this field of collecting fossils so any help will be highly appreciate. Thank you!
