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  1. Emmanuelle

    Help in identifying fossils

    Hi everyone, can you help me in identifying these fossils? I found them in Ireland. Thank you #1 #2 #3 #4 #5
  2. Pamela Irwin

    Shark fragment?

    I have lived in Wilmington NC recently moved to Myrtle Beach SC known for finding Meglodon and many other sharks teeth. I’ve found a few smaller teeth yet ran across this the other day. It looks to me like a fragment of a possible megalodon but I’m a newbie to this. It’s intriguing me tremendously! What’s your opinion?
  3. Matt g kinzelman

    Unidentified

    Someone who collects rocks had this among some rocks from Wyoming. When washed of mud striations became visible are there any guess as to what it may represent? ? piece of clamshell? I don’t see dentin/. Enamel pattern of tooth. Coral?
  4. Rorschach

    A request for ID help (Canada)

    Hi, This is my first post so welcome to everyone Following are 3 stones I found along the shore of the Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada. I will be grateful for your help in identification.
  5. We found these near the edge of a dried up lake in France during vacations. Maybe they are just stones? But they have strange markings. Please see the pictures below. Could someone say something what we have come across?
  6. bailed

    Heavy shiny "stones"

    Found these on a beach in the Hastings area, southern England, UK. They were all quite localised and a few metres away couldn't find any more. When smashed they seem like some sort of ore. Wondering what they are and how formed. Many thanks
  7. Callahan

    35FEFC86-AFB5-4BE4-8026-3CC1D7028AC4

    From the album: 39 years exploring Texas

    Various stone tools
  8. Callahan

    A5127C83-EEBF-4F01-990B-1C5DF55849B7

    From the album: 39 years exploring Texas

    Nutting stone.
  9. kodpkd

    Treasures found today

    Found today in NE Colorado. The bottom 5 are shells, a large petrified wood, not sure if one is a point.
  10. Visero

    Paleolithic Possibly?

    This was recovered in South-west Montana with many other strange artifacts that have carvings of what apear to be animals either being killed or objects falling from the sky. Please look very close at the carvings or rather scrathcings they are very old obviously and can be hard to see.
  11. Brianp

    petosky stones

    nothing too serious. been collection Petoskey stones for years. decided to get a tumbler and polish a few.- here is just a small batch we completed:
  12. ArtsyAxolotl

    Seeking Eastern PA sites?

    I'd really like to get more into fossil hunting and rock hounding after how much fun I had at the beach. Are there any good sites I can access around Eastern PA? Specifically up to an hour or two of driving distance from Berks County. When I search for sites in PA I usually see suggestions for Central and West PA. I'm not looking to join any groups atm for personal reasons, but I'll take suggestions for when I feel up to it (there's a group in Reading I'm keeping an eye on). Any tips would be appreciated! Thanks!
  13. Osman82

    Plant fosil

  14. Mag

    Help please.

    Hi, I found this stone in...a charity shop. I really love it but I’m not sure what type of stone it is and the only one I can connect it to would be stromatolite. It has more unusual pattern though. Please could someone help me with identification. It has a clear quartz (I think) in the middle, it should be visible on the photo. Thanks
  15. Found several of these while digging a hole for the swimming pool in our house. It was very surprising as I found hundred of them. Can anyone tell it is century old. I took a video of my discovery too.
  16. Avidgardener

    Fossilised Bones or Just Stones!!??

    Hi I am based in West Sussex UK and have been doing a bit of weeding in my garden during lock-down. I keep coming across stones that look to me like fossilised bones. I could be wrong though!! Maybe you can help please??
  17. I collected some weird fossil rocks today from Lake Michigan in Wisconsin, what are they?
  18. Greetings kind people, I'm so sorry if this is such a noob question. But I've searched and searched but I couldn't find answers to these on internet. (kindly correct me because I feel I maybe wrong): Smithsonian website said licking dinosaur fossil helps in identifying between a rock or a fossil... But isn't fossil a rock in itself? Fossils are made because minerals get replaced and it's not possible for bone to remain in its original state for millions of years. So, it's not the original material anymore.. so licking a fossil should equal to licking a rock? In that case, licking should not work?
  19. Greyideas

    Is this a fossil?

    I live in Washington, and have lived in Washington since 2017. I wanted to go fossil hunting around Sucia and other places but I am unable too right now. I was looking at marbles around my house, I found a few impressions in the rock that looked like fossils but they really were not. I then saw a stone that had an impression that looked like a fossil and was most convincing (at the time), but I have heavy doubts. Is it a fossil and if so what invertebrate (or even chordate) is it? sorry for the quality, I will take better pictures later
  20. fifbrindacier

    Poetic stones

    All the poesy, the romantism and the music, our stones inspire us are welcome in that post. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B92cjuBY5A9cRGx3c2FOSDZBbzJFbG1zeU5SUmMtOVAyZ29F/view?usp=sharing VID-20190624-WA0000.mp4
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