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  1. I found this in a small creek that flows into the Peace River Fla, near Arcadia. It’s 3/8s wide and 1/2 inch long. Any help identifying this tooth would be awesome! I think it’s super cool!
  2. FB003

    HC dino vert ID

    Hi all, Looking for some help on this ID. I have thoughts but I'll keep it to myself so as not to influence anyone. Curious what you all might think. Found in Garfield County, Hell Creek Formation. Base is about 3 1/2 inch wide and 4 inches high with a total height of around 7 inches. Depth is 4.75 inches.
  3. Irongiant97

    Cretaceous Reptile Tooth

    I found this in material from the Coleraine formation of Northern Minnesota, which dates between 100-90mya, which was part of the east shore of the Western Interior Seaway. So far i know it’s reptilian but I’m wondering if anyone can give me a more specific identification. The exposed part is about 2.5-3cm long.
  4. luvmymushpups

    todays find...need help identifying

    I have been finding many bones along the Yukon River near my home. the river flooded this spring and cut the bank away. It reached highwater again with the rain but is now going down and washed away some more sand and dirt. I found this today. . A different place from the other, but nearby. I found this in the sand. I think it is bone but not completely sure about that because it is thick and heavy. I tried to get a scale but it was hard with just me to hold everything while taking pictures. can you help me with the ID
  5. Kimber

    Fossilized shell?

    Recently found this awesome shell in Florida tampa bay area. Covered in muck and clay and sand. Anyone know exactly what it was?
  6. KylerThrift

    Please help identify, thanks

    Found in river in south east Georgia. Please help identify thank you! It measures H- 1-1/4 “ W- 1 -1/8” L- 2”
  7. SwiftCheetah

    Fossil haul from Aust Cliff (UK)

    Hello all! Had a good day out at Aust Beach in the UK, one of the countries more productive sites for Triassic and Carboniferous fossils and need help with some identification.
  8. marcltetreault

    What might this be?

    Hello, any ideas what this may be? I know the odds from what I have researched but there are way too many variables for a Newbie. It was collected at Colts Neck, NJ from a riverbed. I have read the site produces late cretaceous fossils. upon close inspection it does seem to have pores and texture on the outer layer but does not match any of ID pictures I could find as far as pattern goes.
  9. craigs71

    2 finds from Mappleton today

    I found the items today at Mappleton, I think the one on the left is coral but the one on the right has me baffled and any help identifying would be greatly appreciated.
  10. Mark Kmiecik

    Five MC searching for identity.

    A couple of head scratchers and three that I would have called Pecopteris in the past. Calling on the usual MC gang @stats @deutscheben @bigred97 @Nimravis @fiddlehead @flipper559 @connorp @RCFossils and anyone else who would care to take a stab at ID.
  11. Hallo all, please can somebody help me with ID ? Cenoman ...
  12. Jasonz

    Help id

    Need help to figure out what these are? Please and thank you
  13. Chessnutt1

    Dragon ?!

    Guadalupe river, Texas. Looks like a a snake with claws and wings. Help ID.
  14. Kristat2

    please help ID

    Found this in the outskirts of San Antonio Texas where The city cut into a hill for a road. Looks like it has a few bite marks. Any help to ID this would be much appreciated.
  15. zs1994

    petrified finger

    found in meridian mississippi this rock has every characteristic of a finger even what appears to be veins and finger prints
  16. TxMark

    What is this?

    I am a contractor and found this in 2004 in Austin, TX on an empty house lot. Probably boring to yall but was just curious as to what it was. I'm thinking a snail but would like to know the real name of it as I have no knowledge about this kind of thing. Currently being used as a paper weight. The dimensions are 168mm wide 127mm deep 99mm tall. 2.63 kg Thank you for your help! Mark
  17. Patek20

    A syringopora (coral)?

    Dear forum members, Here are some items that I found on an island close to Vodice, Croatia, Europe. The location was ca. 30 meters from the adriatic sea at a hight of ca. 8 meters above sea level. The items were at the bottom of a building site for a house. They were about 2 meters below ground level, i.e. 6 meters above sea level. Here are two pictures of an item which looks a bit like a coral. The closest match I found on the internet was the picture depicted on the right hand side of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syringopora There was an abundance of items like this around the location. This item has a diameter of ca. 20 cm and a height of ca. 9 cm. The mineral seems to be quartz (an uneducated guess). To show the mineral in a better way, here are pictures of two other items I found at that site. The one on the left has a length of ca. 10 cm (please ignore the scallop shell), the one on the left more like 7 cm. The items are not here with me at the moment, so it would take some effort to get more photos if requested by you. But it would be manageable. Could you please help to ID this item?
  18. TeamKC

    Limpet looking fossil

    Hello everyone, requesting help with a fossil ID. New member and very new to fossils, daughter has shown lots of interest in fossils and wants to be a paleontologist for about a year. I try and continue to encourage it and we go to different creek beds here in Kentucky along the Tennessee boarder. We typically find lots of brachiopods but nothing like these. I think it looks like limpets, but I can’t find anything similar to it online. The University of Kentucky website had some similar sketches of horn coral, but I am not sure. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Info: small, about the size of a quarter found on the banks a larger sized stream in southern Kentucky usually find lots of brachiopods in the area
  19. zs1994

    help identify fossil

    found this in the chunky river in central mississippi while point hunting looks an awful lot like a big tooth just curious as to what it may be
  20. pirogovak

    Help with ID please

    Could you guys help ID this please? Found in Charleston SC. Thanks!
  21. mary gaylord

    help ID fossil

    I found this shark tooth on Wrightsville beach north Carolina tonight. the front is a bit eroded- but does anyone know the kind? age? thank you!
  22. mary gaylord

    help ID fossil

    does anyone know what this is?
  23. Found a few fossils at the Guana South Beach in Ponte Vedra, need help identifying. The first one looks like a vertebra of some kind and the second looks like maybe a jaw bone with individual teeth holes. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
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