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From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
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From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
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From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
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From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
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From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
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From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
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From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
Neat little piece I keep on display. Found on the banks of north Saskatchewan river -
From the album: Naughtistic fossils and rocks
Couple of pieces of Petrified wood -
Might be a case of pareidolia but these oddly shaped rocks resemble something... First to me looks like tree bark. (is it real?) Second i have no idea what it looks like (most likely just a weird way the rock broke) [Found in Kanawha County WV, Dunkard Group]
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This is a very smooth rock or wood. I can not tell . It's hard to see it but there is a "crystal line " In the second picture you can see the "crystal line" in the middle. I am confused is it a rock or wood? Any clue? Thank you.
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From the album: Carbondale, PA
Carbondale, PA Lewellyn Formation Pennsylvanian period 299-323 myo -
Walking along the beach and found this. Looks like a giant tooth. Does anyone have any idea?
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From the album: Nigel's album
Ebay purchase -
From the album: Nigel's album
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Here is the top, side to follow 4 inches, found around Rome, GA.
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I found this on a beach in North Carolina. I'm pretty sure it is wood . The shape is really weird for wood and I was just wondering if any one has seen this shape in a plant or animal before. It is very light. I'm sure that it is not a fossil I was just hoping that someone might be able to help with the shape. It might just be a small piece of drift wood. Thanks
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Hello! I don't have a lot of knowledge on fossils and would love your input on this. Is this petrified wood? What is the black area in the middle? I appreciate your help.
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Is a Forrest Fire Burnt Petrified Wood Rare? This piece weighs in at more than 900g.
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Hi does anyone know if this is petrified wood? From a friends property in South Dakota....thanks!
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Hi, I am lucky to be near a great source of pyritized fossil wood, but have had little joy in my attempts to clean and preserve a nice piece for my display. If anyone has any knowledge or good advise on this subject I would be grateful for any help.
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Hi, Newbie to the forum but I've been picking up odd lumps of rock since I had fingers. I went to the beach with my wife and two kids on the 5th November and we had a productive day. Save for a few dog walkers we virtually had the beach to ourselves. We were there from just after low tide (9am) until the last moment when the sea was lapping at the steps (11:15) and as usual the girls had better eyes than me and my son. This is our trawl: Red Crag: Glycymeris: Neptunea, Oyster and a piece of broken bone (probably later): London Clay: Striatolamia plus an unconvincing core of a larger sharks tooth (I need to compare it to others I have but right now its hovering over the bin) Fossilised Wood (I love these as they are so well preserved but for some reason these are left in their 1000s strewn across the beach) (Much) Later: Lastly I'm including some things found that are a throw back to my Archaeology days. I'm putting these in the 'possible' category. The left hand flake shows signs of rework on the right edge. The second (on the right) is badly photographed but has all the elements that would describe it as a man made flake - at the top is a flat 'striking platform' and on the side facing us is a 'bowl of percussion'. I would love to find a finished tool that can occasionally be found here, That's it. A great morning fossicking, followed by a walk along the sea front and then down to the pier for 10 pin bowling with the family and wasting money on the pier amusement arcade!
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Happy Halloween! I found this piece of wood back in March, in a creek near of Effingham, IL. I'm not sure if it can be ID'd, but I figured it's still worth posting. Thanks
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Hello all,i found this and i brush one side and try to polish a bit,and looks like wood.could this be fossilized wood?tnx.
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Can anyone recognize where these silicified wood might be from and the age? I bought them in Taiwan but they come with no information. Thanks in advance!
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I wanted to share this petrified wood I found recently. Take a look at that color!
