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  1. SomeDino

    Mammoth or Mastodon vertebrae?

    Was in Florida for a long weekend so I spent some time in the Peace River near Arcadia, Fl and picked this up. By size and basic shape it seems like a mastodon or mammoth vertebrae, but I haven't been in the area enough to tell and granted it’s very worn. Thoughts?
  2. Jackie Woollam

    Large bone identification please!

    Hello again! I'm a complete newbie here so any help would be gratefully received. I've recently been given a small collection of bones that belonged to a neighbour of my parents here in the UK. He was a fossil collector who recently passed away. The largest bone has been identified as a woolly rhino femur but I'm struggling with the others. I'm wondering if this is a section of vertebrae but from what I really don't know.! Apologies for the background.
  3. alahusky

    ID please

    We need your help. My husband and I went out to look for shark teeth in the bitter cold and came across this today (December 24th) Can anyone help identify? My limited vet tech knowledge I believe it's a piece of vertebrae. Location- Venice Beach, Florida
  4. Found this today at Caspersen Beach in Venice Florida. Please help me identify. This is my 1st ever post on this site…. Thanks!
  5. Gemdaddy1331

    Jefferson county,mo

    Found this during my latest exploration. I'm beyond novice any help greatly appreciated. Measure is 100mmx100mm the actual bone is 90mmx90mm
  6. I found this in my front yard while raking. I live on the outskirts of Fresno, Ca. Can anyone tell me what it is? I have found other, what looks to me, like bones.
  7. Alecia

    ID help please

    Hello I picked this guy up off Micklers Beach in Florida today. I get a lot of sharks teeth but never saw one of these before. (Maybe not even a fossil at all?) Would appreciate thoughts on what it is. Thank you.
  8. Leslie from Austin

    No Idea found in Austin, TX

    These were found at Mary Seaholm Park in South Austin in early March. I have no idea what any of it is. I suspect the darker things in front are iron ore. They're very heavy. The other things are in a soft, chalky matrix & seem very delicate. Any help would be great!
  9. Wrktoomuch

    NJ Cretaceous Id Help

    Brand new to fossil hunting and can't find anything like this on the web.
  10. Francisfirefly

    Looking for an ID please

    Hi, looking for an ID on this. From research it looks like snake vertebrae? But seems too large. Big snake? Found in Alberta. About 8 inches across, 3 inches deep. Thank you for any ideas.
  11. Notidanodon

    other randomn fossils i have

    just wondering what these are
  12. these are a few fossils i have and i have almost no information on them at allpls help me identify them
  13. Cowgrlkt

    Southern Missouri Fossil

    I don't k ow what this is. I am making guesses but I don't know. It is around 5 inches wide and 2.5 inches in depth. The two sides are hollowed out. One side shallow one side deep. But they mirror each other in shape
  14. mkrofdrms

    Found This At Brownies Beach

    Hello gang, I found this at the beach today, not sure what it is, it has two holes on each side with one side very deep, whole piece is about 4 inches in diameter, top and bottom show rings and also middle part small intrusion right in the middle. Please help. MK
  15. MFowler

    NSR...ID Help Please?

    From the album: N Sulphur River (2nd Trip 3/13)

    Also @ 2990. Has the texture of bone and the two holes make me think it's a vert? Rookie guess :-) If it is a vert...what kind?
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