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  1. cthamon

    Oyster ID, Goose Creek Limestone

    Pretty sure this is both halves of the same specimen, they fit together perfectly. Berkley Co., SC
  2. Found this walking some rocks today, thought it kind of resembled a crab. Measures roughly 4.5 inches. Anyone care to give their opinion?
  3. Fin Lover

    Vertebra

    I found this vertebra in the Goose Creek area (near Summerville, SC). I thought concave on both ends meant bony fish, but this one doesn't look like other fish verts I've found personally or online. Any ideas? About 17mm at the widest/longest (not sure what you would call it) point. Thank you!
  4. Fin Lover

    Equus tooth

  5. Fin Lover

    Equus tooth

  6. Fin Lover

    Lagomorph jaw 6.4.22

  7. Fin Lover

    Lagomorph jaw 6.4.22

  8. Fin Lover

    Tooth

    I found a few things yesterday that I don't know what they are or where to even begin searching. I'll just post 2 for now. Item 1 appears to be a tooth of some sort. Not sure if it is fossilized. Typically, I would guess not based on color, but I found it in the Goose Creek area, where I also find white and light colored shark teeth. Item 2 was found in the Ladson area, in a creek where multiple formations wash out from the eroding banks. Multiple epochs are possible in all of these locations. Fossil or rock? Thanks for the help!
  9. Fin Lover

    Goose Creek teeth and jawbone

    Went to my two favorite spots yesterday and found quite a bit. Even though one spot usually produces frags, they at least had the cusps still on them this time, so I was able to identify 2 angustidens and 2 chubs (my first ones!). Need help with two teeth and some sort of jaw piece. Tooth 1: Tooth 1 Tooth 1 Tooth 1 Here is tooth 2: Tooth 2 Tooth 2 Tooth 2 And for the little jaw piece: Jaw with teeth Jaw with teeth Jaw with teeth Jaw with teeth There is a mix of epochs there, so that will not help. Have found shark teeth and verts, and horse teeth there as well, so it's a mix of stuff. Thank you so much!
  10. Fin Lover

    Is this bone?

    Found some bone fragments last week in Goose Creek and Summerville, SC that I am putting into my "unknown" jar and wanted to ask what this even is. Just when I started feeling like I was getting a grip on what to look for at the beach, I started going places with light colored teeth and bones, so I feel like I am back at the beginning again. Feels like bone, but is flat and splintered in a way I haven't yet seen. Thank you!
  11. Fin Lover

    Glyptotherium sp?

    Can anyone tell me if this is a piece of carapace from a glyptodont? It's the closest thing I can find, but mine doesn't have the "daisy" appearance, so I may be wrong, or it may just be really worn. Ventral side is too worn to look for a foramen. Found in Goose Creek, SC where we are finding a mix of things, but mainly Pleistocene (I think...still a newbie). Thank you!
  12. Fin Lover

    Mammal tooth?

    Found this in a drainage ditch in Goose Creek, SC (near the Summerville/Charleston area) and my husband thinks it's a mammal tooth. If so, it's my first one. Found shark teeth and some small shark vertebrae in the same area. Can someone please confirm if this is indeed a mammal tooth and, if so, are there any clues as to what kind? Thanks so much!
  13. I'm still trying to get a grasp on how to date teeth from South Carolina. I've read several things, including some older posts on here like this one: However, I'm still not sure I understand. Yesterday, I tried a spot in Goose Creek for the first time. I believe it was just one of the drainage ditches, but it was a decent drop down to it. The very bottom layer of exposed bank was a gray clay type material that appears to be the layer that people in the area dig in. I searched along that layer of the bank and found a few things sticking out that appear to be shark and some other type of tooth (maybe horse or something). The teeth are very worn or fragments. If I understand correctly, the Goose Creek Limestone formation is Pliocene, but that area (Summerville, Ladson, Charleston) seems to have multiple formations. I believe one of the teeth may be a piece of a large snaggletooth, which could be Pliocene, but could also be a lot of other things. So, my question is, would everything that came out of the same foot-tall section of layer that I could access be from the same time period, or could there be older ones in that same layer? So, assuming I could identify one tooth that only came from one or two time periods, could I assume that the others did as well? I'll attach a picture of the items that came from that layer (the smaller snaggletooth in the first pic was sitting on top of that layer, not in it). Also found a couple shark verts on the sand in the creek bed.
  14. Fin Lover

    The color differences!

    Went to Goose Creek, South Carolina yesterday for the first time. Found my largest frags ever and first non-marine tooth, but nothing like what most of you find. However, after having only found the black or gray & black teeth from the beaches, I was amazed at the color difference. Picture of beach finds vs. Goose Creek area finds.
  15. Okay, I posted this yesterday and I’m not sure if it was that it was too long winded, in the wrong spot, or both. So, I will attempt to boil it down. There was a post on this topic in 2011 but I feel like there’s certainly more knowledge on this now. 1. What formations are megalodon teeth coming from? The plausible ones are the Parachucla (22ma), Marks Head (18ma), and Goose Creek Lime (3.5ma), all within the umbrella Hawthorn formation. The CofC Museum lists almost every specimen as coming from the Goose Creek Lime, yet the hottest spots at best have the Raysor formation(2.5ma) exposed. 2. Are said spots only good underwater where the river has cut through to the former three? 3. Is material between the Marks Head and Goose Creek era extant in any areas? People have suggested that the size of some teeth would place them in the middle of these two time periods, unless there’s reason to believe they’re reworked. 4. Wanting to see pictures of the formations mentioned (excluding Marks Head which is only subsurface), in addition the Wando and Chandler Bridge formations if anyone has pictures lying around.
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