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  1. Scott .C

    Plz help with id

    Any help identifying ?? Thank you
  2. Hi , I was wondering is this rock a fossil i found it at this location in Sentosa I found it at Sentosa
  3. kodpkd

    Is this a concretion

    Found in NE Colorado today. Not sure what it is. It is actually a light brown color.
  4. Hi everyone this is Matt again. Take a look at this crinoid stem fossil I found in the creek today. Here is a photo :
  5. Hi everyone this is Matt again. Take a look at this cool coral fossil I found in this rock today. I also polished the rock so it was easier to see the fossils. Here is a photo:
  6. Good evening, First of all, I apologise that there’s no ruler in this particular photo. My phone battery died as I was taking the photos and then it got dark, so I couldn’t get a good photo. I can update tomorrow if there’s anything here. I went to the Herkimer mine in NY this week and I found this rock. It interested me because of the lines and I didn’t see anything else like it in the 5 hours (!!) we were mining. Do you have any idea what the lines are, please? Thank you. L.
  7. FossilBoi

    What rock is this

    Got these from a friend and wondering what type of rock this is. look pretty cool.
  8. jameswhitt

    Tortoise shell?

    I found this while backpacking in Arkansas. I thought it may be a tortoise shell?
  9. Hi everyone this is Matt again. Again in the creek, I found another small rock with 2 neat brachiopods in it. Here is a photo of the fossil:
  10. Marcuss

    Id Please?

    Hi, what is this? Thanks
  11. I found this in a creek in middle Tennessee. Is this part of a bone or is it chert? Or maybe it's something else completely. i see a circle on the inside of the tubular shape. there is also a less worn area that makes me think it is fossilized bone. I'm posting pictures with and without a louper. We have ordovician fossils as well as some ice age mammals. One dinosaur was found here, the hadrosaur. Birds, crocodiles, trees, i don't know about whales.
  12. Hi everyone this is Matt again. Take a look at this oval shaped crinoid fossil that I found and polished ! Here are 2 photos :
  13. Ima Surchin

    Rock? Or Bone?

    Location: Sweetwater, TX
  14. Ima Surchin

    What is THIS?

    Location: Sweetwater, TX
  15. Chummus

    Weird fossil or weird rock?

    Hello all. I have a few fossils/rocks I bought from local stores/shows a few years ago. Sadly the labels to them were mostly all lost somewhere along the way, so I have no idea what they are or where they came from. With no information I don't expect to find out exactly what they are but I'm hoping to at least get a general idea. Attached are the images to the most confusing one, which was bought by my mother, so I don't have any recollection of what it could be (ruler is in inches). Thanks in advance for all your help.
  16. Ima Surchin

    What is it?

  17. Connor George

    Anyone know if these are fossils?

    I found both these while digging at work and was wondering if they were some kind of fossil? 65276861035__1A586962-63E7-4FAA-BC95-9F45D54C3B79.MOV 65276856659__F9496067-45FD-469A-A586-BBA4DDA52101.MOV 65276856659__F9496067-45FD-469A-A586-BBA4DDA52101.MOV
  18. Hello everyone! My little brother made this nice find near Thrupp Lake in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, UK. The lake is close to the Thames river. It looks like some sort of shell fossil? The rock is about 8cm wide and 5cm tall. We'd appreciate any help identifying it! Thank you.
  19. harfordmike

    Obx find

    I found this on the beach in north Carolina . It looks eggy to me I’m curious to know if there is anyone who knows what it might be
  20. matthew textor

    what is this strange rock I found today ?

    Hi everyone this is matt again today in the creek I found this strange rock with lines in it does anyone know what it is ? here is a photo
  21. TKE

    Fossil ID

    Looking for help to ID this rock or fossil? Found in the Meramc River in Missouri. Thanks!
  22. Vnaz50

    Rock or Fossil?

    I found this rock on the edge of the hill in my backyard in Helotes, Tx. The previous heavy rains have exposed a lot on my hillside. I am in sure what the wood looking pieces are in pictures 3&4. If anyone is familiar, that would be great.
  23. Kev

    Pine cone

    This was found in south Alabama. I frequently find petrified wood here but is this really a pine cone? There's a stem on top and you can see a center on the broken end. If so I’d be curious to know about how old it is. If not it’s a pretty cool rock.
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