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  1. Lone Hunter

    what makes imprints on granite?

    This sure looks manmade from distance but I question that because it's a separate layer. How could that have been made?
  2. SharonW

    Ornithopod print?

    I found this possible print in Northern NJ near the Delaware River in Sussex County about 10 years ago. Just looking to ID and/confirm what it may be. There are no signs of clawmarks which is why I'm thinking Ornithopod. Any info or comments are most welcome. Thanks!
  3. Alvrr.0

    Ammonoid imprint

    one of my favorites in the collection. I dont know where it comes, but it's beautiful to show and display. I bought this piece at the beginning of the year when my love for fossils was leading me into collecting. It was one of the pieces that encouraged me to continue in this beautiful hobby, which I hope to dedicate myself to someday. These Ammonites means lot to me. I wish you all a New Year full of fossils and prosperity! Álvaro
  4. LexonTheDragon

    Fossil Imprint or not? If so what is it

    Lake Amador, California (If you need clearer photos just lmk)
  5. veenasaur

    Possible Lycopod Imprint fossils

    From the album: Cory's Lane, Rhode Island Fossils

    The following fossils had a significant amount of water damage. So the impressions are not as good.
  6. pepperell

    Imprint of something?

    I visited a creek that connects to Lake Ontario, and I found this rock. The black area looks like some kind of imprint to me, and more specifically a flower or leaf - but I really have no idea. Maybe coral? I did find a beautiful rock with crystallized favosites coral there too. Does this look familiar to anyone?
  7. This specimen of Keichousaurus is manually prepped. Note that there are some seemingly "remains" of skin at the stomach and pelvic region. Any idea if that could really be imprint of skin remains?
  8. Hi, We found this on the beach in Southern Sweden (Skanör). The whole stone is about 35X20mm, the fossil part about 12mm long. I'm guessing it's an imprint of something? I'm a total newbie in fossil identification, any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
  9. HudsonRivergirl

    Fossil or Manmade?

    I usually find Cretaceous period fossils in the area where I found this. Does this look like a real fossil or is it more likely to be man-made? Here are 3 pics of the back, side and top. It's about 4 inches long and is not very heavy.
  10. itsme

    New fossil collector

    I started collecting shells at the beach..then noticed fossils. I recently found this.Is it even a fossil? I thought it strange because similar markings on each side. It is about the size of a quarter. Thanks for any help.
  11. Near45N

    I’m stumped …

    Great to know this group exists. I’ve collected fossils all over the Mid Atlantic for fun over the last few decades and now live on the coast in far northeastern Maine. Not many fossils here because of glacial scour, but there are some pockets of marine fossils here and there. So I was surprised when my wife brought this home after a walk to our town’s beach she brought home a rock in the photos. Looking closely, I could believe that a matching footprint was worn away just to the left. That is, if this is indeed a footprint. Thanks for your thoughts.
  12. Calcium

    Went to the beach today

    So I’ve just come back from the Barack and clean up what I found (removed all sand and gunk) and I had come across some shells, unusual crystals (probably quartz) and a fossil leaf and stem imprint (for size the red shell is around the size of the average hand) If anyone has any info on any of these would be a big help
  13. JurassicParkCarnotaurus

    Fossil shell imprints?

    Hey all! Found these in a pile of different rocks near my home in western NY. Pretty sure that they are not from here naturally but it is possible. Anyways I’m pretty sure that one of them is a shell imprint looks like spriffer or something similar but not sure about the other two. Also is the lump on the back of the darker rock anything? Thanks for the help!
  14. mr fossil

    Fossil?

    I found this rock in a area not logged in any geological map except one French map from 1963 which logged it as Cretaceous with a question mark. It is surrounded by Precambrian mountains and sedimentary rocks just randomly pop out so I thought I should investigate. Near Makkah Saudi Arabia. I found volcanic, Precambrian and sedimentary rocks there which confused me . Anyways I was wondering if this is a fossil and if it is the. What type
  15. Hello, I'm from The Netherlands. (Excuse me if my English isn't perfect) A few years ago I found this grey stone amidst the garden gravel near my house. It was bigger and duller in comparison to the rest of the gravel. When I inspected the stone I discovered that it wasn't so dull after all because on one side it had a small imprint of a star that appeared to be made out of tiny bumps and ridges that extend and surround the star itself in the shape of a circle. I've always been curious to know what it is!
  16. Partyjam3

    Shell fossil or imprint?

    Found this in the same stream I found the bone in Apopka FL I see the shell on one side but it’s weird on the other
  17. Missmissy

    Fossilized imprint scales Missouri?

    Can anyone help me out with this one, found on broken large shelf in seep spring run lighter lines are raised but middle of imprint is recessed with a slight stippled texture...each "square" is roughly 2"×2"....ideas???
  18. Marcuss

    Id Please?

    Hi, what is this? Thanks
  19. Kandee k.

    What is this?

    I found this at a man made lake, so there was alot of deep digging in order for them to make the lake. Lake Miramar is in San Diego but a little north east of the metropolitan area.
  20. Ima Surchin

    Footprint?

    Looks like a footprint...probably not, just want to double check though.
  21. Flutterby84

    What is this? Fossilized Acorn?

    Hello Everyone! I have found some of these while Rockhounding in Rio Rancho, NM as well as near Nageezi, NM areas. I THINK they are possibly Acorn tops, or possibly even an Oak seed? But, I am not for certain! It is driving me NUTS not knowing what they are. My boyfriend thinks they may possibly be reminisce of shell casings, as he found some nearby... I am almost certain they are not she'll casings. But, When I have found them, they aren't all over, rather specific areas. I have found them as small as a BB all the way up to the size of a small dinner plate in diameter. And whenever I've found them, they aren't whole. They seem to always have the same similarities of the ones I've found in the past. They always seem to be hollow, though full of sandstone in the center/core... Some seem to be almost perfectly round, and others more like the Acorn shape we know today... Please, if anyone can tell me for certain what they may be, I would be so grateful. I am not needing for any other reason than my own knowledge and the fact that it is driving me nuts not knowing for certain! Thanks in advance for your input!
  22. Lorney

    Leaf Imprint?

    Went for a walk today through Dinosaur Park in Alberta. Came across this and took a picture of it. Is this a leaf imprint? If so does anyone know the name of the tree or plant?
  23. Bunch o fossils

    Seahorse imprint

    I found this on the beach is it a seahorse? And is it rare
  24. Hello everyone, I came across this fossil on one of the auction sites - unfortunately the seller knows nothing about its age or even the country of origin. He sent me the following pictures, which however are not very sharp :(( Nevertheless, does it look like anything Ediacaran to you? The size is 17,5 x 12,5 x 2 cm. The guy says it's shale rock. What do you think? I will appreciate your comments :) Kasia
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